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Pollution of aquatic ecosystems often results in adverse environmental disturbances, including physiological and/ or histomorphological changes in fish. The health of Clarias gariepinus sampled from two polluted water bodies, Orlando Dam and a pond in the Klipspruit wetland catchment, Soweto, was investigated in 2015–2016. Limited fish health-related data is available for this highly impacted freshwater ecosystem. Fish were collected between April 2015 and February 2016. A necropsy and a histological assessment were done on various target organs of each fish. Water and sediment samples were analysed for selected organic and inorganic compounds. Macroscopic assessment revealed abnormally shaped urogenital papillae, morphological alterations of the gonads, as well as discoloration of liver tissue. These observations were supported by microscopic evidence of hepatic histological alterations in fish from Orlando Dam, as well as the presence of both female and male gonadal tissue (intersex) in 13.6% and 50% of fish from the wetland pond and the Orlando Dam, respectively. Water analyses showed high levels of faecal coliform bacteria and metal concentrations and sediment analyses showed detectable levels of potential endocrine disrupting chemicals. 相似文献
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Galvão CW Pedrosa FO Souza EM Yates MG Chubatsu LS Steffens MB 《Protein expression and purification》2004,35(2):298-303
The Herbaspirillum seropedicae RecX protein participates in the SOS response: a process in which the RecA protein plays a central role. The RecX protein of the H. seropedicae, fused to a His-tag sequence (RecX His-tagged), was over-expressed in Escherichia coli and purified by metal-affinity chromatography to yield a highly purified and active protein. DNA band-shift assays showed that the RecX His-tagged protein bound to both circular and linear double-stranded DNA and also to circular single-stranded DNA. The apparent affinity of RecX for DNA decreased in the presence of Mg(2+) ions. The ability of RecX to bind DNA may be relevant to its function in the SOS response. 相似文献
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Ana LS Vanz Gaby Renard Mario S Palma Jocelei M Chies Sérgio L Dalmora Luiz A Basso Diógenes S Santos 《Microbial cell factories》2008,7(1):13
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Biopharmaceutical drugs are mainly recombinant proteins produced by biotechnological tools. The patents of many biopharmaceuticals have expired, and biosimilars are thus currently being developed. Human granulocyte colony stimulating factor (hG-CSF) is a hematopoietic cytokine that acts on cells of the neutrophil lineage causing proliferation and differentiation of committed precursor cells and activation of mature neutrophils. Recombinant hG-CSF has been produced in genetically engineered Escherichia coli (Filgrastim) and successfully used to treat cancer patients suffering from chemotherapy-induced neutropenia. Filgrastim is a 175 amino acid protein, containing an extra N-terminal methionine, which is needed for expression in E. coli. Here we describe a simple and low-cost process that is amenable to scaling-up for the production and purification of homogeneous and active recombinant hG-CSF expressed in E. coli cells. 相似文献67.
We report the genome sequence of a healthcare-associated MRSA type ST239 clone isolated from a patient with septicemia in Malaysia. This clone typifies the characteristics of ST239 lineage, including resistance to multiple antibiotics and antiseptics. 相似文献
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The mammalian accessory olfactory bulb (AOB) is chemoarchitecturally
heterogeneous in that it stains differentially with a number of markers;
the receptor cells that project to the AOB are similarly heterogeneous.
What is the significance of this heterogeneity? We have found that the AOB
of the gray, short-tailed opossum, Monodelphis domestica, stains
differentially with a number of 'markers': antibodies to olfactory marker
protein (OMP) and the alpha subunit of the G protein Gi2, the lectin of
Vicia villosa and NADPH-diaphorase. These markers stain the rostral AOB
more strongly than the caudal AOB whereas, the G protein subunit G(o) alpha
is located predominantly in the posterior subdivision of the AOB. This
heterogeneity in the chemoarchitecture of the AOB may reflect a fundamental
organizational dichotomy within the vomeronasal system that corresponds to
a functional dichotomy. The vomeronasal sensory epithelium also exhibits a
chemoarchitectural heterogeneity: receptor cells in the basal third are
G(o) alpha-immunoreactive whereas the cells in the middle third are Gi2
alpha-immunoreactive. Tracing studies using WGA-HRP demonstrate that the
neurons in the middle third of the vomeronasal sensory epithelium project
their axons to the anterior AOB whereas those in the basal third appear to
project to the posterior AOB.
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