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phenazines

Drugs used to treat leprosy. An example is clofazimine (Lamprene).
Collins Dictionary of Medicine © Robert M. Youngson 2004, 2005
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Different bacterial species produce over 100 phenazine derivatives (Gibson et al., 2009) but P.
[F.sub.420] cycling can be accomplished using the [F.sub.420]-dependent hydrogenase (Frh) and [F.sub.420][H.sub.2]: phenazine oxidoreductase (Fpo) complex [48] (Figure 2).
In spite of the detection of phenazines from the oil palm rhizospheric strain of P.
They found that the bacterial colonies produced a phenazine gradient that is likely to be of physiological significance.
Several types of electron mediators considered are as follows: ferrocene, hexacyanoferrate, tetrathiafulvalene, ophenylenediamine, quinones, flavins, quinoic type compounds, such as phenoxazines and organic dyes, including methylene blue (MB), Prussin blue, phenazines, toluidine blue, methylene green, meldola's blue, and tionin (REZAEI-ZARCHI et al., 2009; YANG et al., 1998).
To improve DNA quality it was used cross-linked polyvinyl pyrrolidone (PVPP) to remove alkaloids, terpenoids, glycosides, phenols, phenazines polyketides and peptides, as well as protein and carbohydrate (HAAF et al., 1985).
[28.] Tambong JT and M Hofte Phenazines are involved in Bicontrol of Pythium Myriotylum on Cocoyam by Pseudomonas PNA1.
aeruginosa invades the mucus, turning it blue-green with antibiotic pigments called phenazines and even destroying lung tissue,
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