Novel microbial products for medicine and agriculture
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Novel microbial products for medicine and agriculture
（Topics in industrial microbiology）
Elsevier , Sole distributors for the USA and Canada, Elsevier Science Pub. Co., 1989
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Papers presented at the First International Conference on the Biotechnology of Microbial Products, held Mar. 13-16, 1988, in San Diego, Calif., under the sponsorship of the Society for Industrial Microbiology
Includes bibliographies and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This new, much needed conference series starts with a first volume on novel microbial products in medicine and agriculture. This is clearly a reflection of the rapidly increasing level of scientific enquiry in the search for useful microbial metabolites with other than anti-infective activities. Novel Microbial Products is an impressive collection of scientific data reflecting new ideas and methods which have changed concepts and expanded the field. An essential book for the industrial microbiologist.
Table of Contents
1. Hamao Umezawa, The Man and his Dream (Y. Okami). 2. Use of the Plackett & Burman Technique in a Discovery Program for New Natural Products (R.L. Monaghan and L.R. Koupal) 3. Screening of Cardiovascular Agents (T. Andoh and K. Yoshida). 4. Screening of Immunomodulating Agents (M. Asano, M. Kohsaka, H. Aoki and H. Imanaka). 5. Enzymic Synthesis of Immunomodulators (H. Kleinkauf, H. v. Dohren, A. Billich, A. Lawen, H. Peeters and R. Zocher). 6. Microbial Secondary Metabolites Inhibiting Oncogene Functions (K. Umezawa, M. Hori and T. Takeuchi). 7. Biosynthesis of Rebeccamycin, a Novel Antitumor Agent (K.S. Lam, S. Forenza, D.R. Schroeder, T. W. Doyle, C.J. Pearce). 8. New Adenosine Deaminase Inhibitors: Adechlorin and Adecypenol (H. Tanaka and S. Omura). 9. Trichostatin and Leptomycin: G1 and G2 Phase-Specific Inhibitors of the Eucaryotic Cell Cycle (T. Beppu and M. Yoshida). 10. Rhizoxin, an Inhibitor of Tubulin Assembly (S. Iwasaki). 11. Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (S. Nakamura and Y. Inouye). 12. Low Molecular Weight Enzyme Inhibitors Produced by Microorganisms (T. Aoyagi and T. Takeuchi). 13. Chemistry, Biochemistry and Therapeutic Potential of Microbial a-Glucosidase Inhibitors (L. Mueller). 14. Trestatin: a-Amylase Inhibitor (K. Yokose, T. Furumai, Y. Suhara and W. Pirson). 15. Aldostatin, a Novel Aldose Reductase Inhibitor (S. Yaginuma, A. Asahi, M. Takada, M. Hayashi, M. Tsujino and K. Mizuno). 16. Emeriamine: a New Inhibitor of Long Chain Fatty Acid Oxidation and Its Antidiabetic Activity (T. Kanamaru and H. Okazaki). 17. Lipoxygenase Inhibitors (S. Kitamura, K. Hashizume, T. Iida, K. Ohmori and H. Kase). 18. A Specific Bacterial Inhibitor of the Extracellular Polygalacturonase of Geotrichum candidum (Y. Aharonowitz, S. Bauer, S. Loya, R. Schreuiber, I. Barash and D. L. Gutnick). 19. Production of Lovastatin, an Inhibitor of Cholesterol Accumulation in Humans (B. Buckland, K. Gbewonyo, T. Hallada, L. Kaplan and P. Masurekar). 20. Triacsins, Acyl-CoA Synthetase Inhibitors and F-244, a HMG-Coa Synthase Inhibitor (H. Tomoda and S. Omura). 21. Amicoumacin and SF-2370, Pharmacologically Active Agents of Microbial Origin (S. Inouye and S. Kondo). 22. Screening of Microbial Products Affecting Plant Metabolism (T. Kida). 23. Novel Second Generation Avermectin Insecticides and Miticides for Crop Protection (R.A. Dybas, N.J. Hilton, M.H. Fisher, H. Mrozik, F.A. Preiser, P. Eskola, T.L. Shih and G.J. Dolce). 24. Unique Strains of Bacillus thuringiensis with Activity Against Coleoptera (H.W. Talbot, M. Burrascano, O. Espinosa, R. Everich, K. Nette, J. Payne and G. Soares). 25. Fermentation Alternatives for Commercial production of a Mycoherbicide (L.J. Stowell, K. Nette, B. Heath and R. Shutter). 26. New Antihelmintic and Growth Promoting Agents from Actinomycetes (G.T. Carter). 27. Novel Activities from Marine Derived Microorganisms (D.J. Newman, P.R. Jensen, J.J. Clement and C. Acebal). 28. Eicosapentanoic Acid from Microalgae (P.W.
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