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Pharmacokinetic drug interactions of vinca alkaloids: summary of case reports.

The theoretical results obtained by the docking study of the oxadiazole analogs with N loop and vinca domain were not well correlated ([r.sup.2.sub.N loop] = 0.06 and [r.sup.2.sub.vinca] = 0.43) with the experimental results.

In nucleotide alignments (BLAST) [14], the begomovirus infecting Justicia adhatoda revealed 79 % nucleotide sequence identity with Vinca yellow vein virus (JQ693139) whereas the begomovirus component isolated from Tecoma stans revealed highest nucleotide sequence identity of 100 % with Lantana yellow vein virus (JQ693142).

Vinca minor L (lesser periwinkle) is a plant in the Apocynaceae family that is native to central and southern Europe and southwestern Asia, and is cultivated in the United States and other countries as a ground cover.

Crude plant extracts evaluated comprised of Azadirachta indica, Tagetes minuta, Nicotiana tobacum and Vinca rosea and Benomyl 1 was used as control.

With Swann's support she overhauled the East Asian Galleries, which then covered most of the Museum's third floor, and beautified the Ming Tomb area, tastefully making it into a Chinese garden planted with Chinese tree peonies and vinca ground cover.

INSECT HERBIVORY ON EXOTIC VINCA AND NATIVE GOLDENSEAL.

A clump of periwinkle, or vinca, is almost about to open its beautiful, azure blue flowers.

Unraveling Aids: The Independent Science And Promising Alternative Therapies, knowledgeably co-authored by the team of Mae-Wan Ho (Director and Co-founder of the Institute of Science in Society, London, U.K.), Sam Burcher (Institute of Science in Society and the Independent Science Panel), Rhea Gala (University of Wales and University of Exeter), and Velijko Veljkovic (Center of Multidisciplinary Research and Engineering at Vinca), is the in-depth collective study and observational documentation of HIV and Aids, effectiveness of the present generation of vaccines, immuno-suppressants, "drug-cocktails", alternative drug therapies, native herbal therapies, and variations of vitamin, mineral and other nutrient-based therapies.

For your house in Virginia, try annual vinca, marigolds, poppies, verbena, nicotiana, and petunias.

The three flower award winners for 2005 include an old-fashioned zinnia with some new improvements, a vinca with violet-blue flowers, as well as a new vigorous gaillardia that will brighten up the garden.

The pond is fringed with sweet alyssum, Vinca minor, and woolly thyme.

You can also grow "sacrificial plants" such as Nicotiana and Vinca to lure aphids and white files away from roses.

One of the first companies to popularize storage networking was Vinca Corporation, starting in 1992.