PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «CALABAR BEAN»
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CALABAR BEAN»
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On the
Calabar Bean; its action, preparations, and use, etc. ...
Thomas NUNNELEY. Continued contraction of pupils.--I have stated that in
twelve hours the effect has considerably subsided, and, in twenty-four hours,
commonly entirely passed away. Hence, if peruianent contraction of the pupil 'be
desired, ...
2
The British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review, Or, ...
The result of all the experiments proved that the local application of the Calabar
bean to the eye induces, first, a condition of short-sightedness, and, secondly,
contraction of the pupil, and, sympathetically, dilatation of the pupil of the other
eye.
ferior oblique muscle not having yet fully recovered its power. Repeated the
Calabar bean drop. October 4th. — Sees double only sometimes now on looking
down, and to the right, and that very slightly, the two images being close together.
4
Exploring the Vertebrate Central Cholinergic Nervous System
The 19th-century findings concerning peripheral effects of physostigmine or the
Calabar bean extract preceded Otto Loewi's demonstration of the presence of
cholinergic transmission at the periphery; the 19th- and early- 20th-century ...
Alexander G. Karczmar, N. Chauhan, V.P. Whittaker, 2007
5
On the Physiological Action of the
Calabar Bean, Physostigma ...
This scarce antiquarian book is a selection from Kessinger Publishing's Legacy Reprint Series.
Thomas Richard Fraser, 2010
6
Who Goes First?: The Story of Self-experimentation in Medicine
In another self-experiment, he ate a portion of a Calabar bean, a poisonous seed
from tropical Africa. Christison's interest in the bean had been aroused when a
missionary sent him one. He gave it to animals, then ate it himself. Just a small ...
7
Religion in
Calabar: The Religious Life and History of a ...
... "esere bean" (Physostigma venemosum) over witches.115 This dark-coloured,
oval-shaped bean, which contains a powerful narcotic, was used so extensively
in the killing of witches that it became known world-wide as the "Calabar bean".
Rosalind I. J. Hackett, 1989
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Enantiocontrolled Synthesis of:
Calabar Bean and Aphanophine ...
Thus, the enantiocontrolled synthesis is a critical process in obtaining of the biologically active physostigmine, physovenine and aphanorphine.
9
The Alkaloids: Chemistry and Physiology V8: Chemistry and ...
Chemistry and Physiology R. H. F. Manske. —CHAPTER 2— ALKALOIDS OF
THE CALABAR BEAN E. COXWORTH Saskatchewan Research Commit,
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada I. Source of the Alkaloids .
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The Evolution of Drug Discovery: From Traditional Medicines ...
5.2.5.1 Reversible Anticholinesterases The prototype is physostigmine or eserine
(Figure 5.14) – an alkaloid obtained from the Calabar bean, or ''ordeal bean,'' the
dried ripe seed of the climbing plant Physostigma venenosum Balfour ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «CALABAR BEAN»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
Calabar bean en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
'These people are living in the dark ages': The shocking story of how …
... been cut off and what remained of the body was drained of blood. The gut held traces of the African calabar bean, a powerful voodoo poison. «Scottish Daily Record, Jul 15»
Calabar Beans: Pre-History's Lie Detectors
It turns out that the poison of the calabar bean is absorbed in the mouth, where a guilty person might try to hold the beans, to avoid swallowing. «MTPR, Dic 14»
This Poisonous Bean was a Less-Than-Impartial Judge
Calabar bean is the seed of a climbing leguminous plant, scientifically known as Physostigma venenosum, and is poisonous to humans when ... «Slate Magazine, Ago 14»
PERCY JULIAN: Google Doodle salutes pioneering chemist as a …
In 1935, Julian won international plaudits for his synthesis of physostigmine from the African calabar bean as a treatment for glaucoma — a ... «Washington Post, Abr 14»
The Master of Soybeans
... and noted Oxford University chemist Robert Robinson published his findings on synthesis of physostigmine from the calabar bean in 1935. «Southern Pines Pilot, Abr 14»
[Insecticide Primer] Insecticide Mode of Action
The carbamates are synthetic insecticides modeled after a natural plant toxin (called physostigmine) from the Calabar bean. Carbamates were ... «PCT Magazine, Oct 11»
Voodoo and human sacrifice: The haunting story of how Adam, the …
He said that the calabar bean was commonly used by African witch doctors for voodoo. It was exceptionally rare to see the bean used in Britain, ... «Daily Mail, Abr 11»
The Life of Percy Lavon Julian '20
... of physostigmine, a drug treatment for glaucoma, from the calabar bean. They were competing with Sir Robert Robinson of Oxford University, ... «DePauw University, Feb 09»
A Majority of Americans With Sleep Apnea Are Unaware They Have It
The drug, physostigmine, is the main ingredient of the deadly Calabar bean, once used in Africa in certain rituals. After testing on patients with ... «Natural News.com, Jul 08»
USA Today Spotlights Telecast of "Inspiring Story" of Percy Julian '20
"Percy's work synthesizing physostigmine, a substance in the calabar bean, elevated his status in scientific circles. It was the first time an ... «DePauw University, Feb 07»
