psychotrophic

psy·cho·tro·phic

(sīkō-trōpik)
Denotes a pharmacotherapeutic agent that affects brain function, usually used in the context of drugs.
[G. psychros, cold, + trophē, growth, nourishment, + -ic, adj. suffix]
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In order to verify the antimicrobial activity of the lemongrass extracts during the storage period of the chicken sausages, the psychotrophic and aerobes mesophilic microorganisms were counted (Figure 1).
Extraction of bioactive compounds of lemongrass, antioxidant activity and evaluation of antimicrobial activity in fresh chicken sausage/Extracao de compostos bioativos de capim-limao, atividade antioxidante e avaliacao da atividade antimicrobiana em linguica frescal de frango
Psychotrophic medications, specifically novel anti-psychotics, have been associated with significant weight gain and IR, which is usually observed soon after their initiation (47).
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Although lipolysis in milk can be mediated by lipases naturally present in milk, microbial lipases from contaminated psychotrophic bacteria during cold storage of fresh milk can also catalyse the breakdown of lipids in milk [26].
Changes in physico-chemical characteristics and volatile flavour components of different yoghurt products made from soy, peanuts and cow milk
In the section 'Professionals Perceptions' it was noted that Dixon was "at risk of relapse", as he had suddenly stopped all psychotrophic (mental health medication).
Revealed: Inside the mind of a paranoid knifeman; Damning probe into system's failings
Survey for psychotrophic bacterial pathogens in minimally processed lettuce.
Yersinia enterocolitica outbreak associated with ready-to-eat salad mix, Norway, 2011
Cold-active serine alkaline protease from the psychotrophic bacterium Shewanella strain Ac 10: gene cloning and enzyme purification and characterization.
Cloning and expression analysis of allograft inflammatory factor type 1 in coelomocytes of antarctic sea urchin (Sterechinus neumayeri)
The aerobic psychotrophic population on meat and meat contact surfaces in a meat production system on meat stored at chill temperatures.
EVALUTION OF BACTERIOLOGICAL QUALITY OF WHOLE CHICKEN CARCASSES WITH AND WITHOUT SKIN BY COMPARING LEVEL OF INDICATOR BACTERIA
Those (n = 17, 9 men, 8 women) who (a) had been assessed and confirmed as having ADHD and completed all baseline measures, and (b) were not taking EMP+ or any other psychotrophic medication at least two weeks prior to and during the assessment period after the earthquake constituted the control individuals.
Post-earthquake psychological functioning in adults with attention-deficit / hyperactivity disorder: positive effects of micronutrients on resilience
Psikotrop (uyusturucu) maddeler (Psychotrophic substances).(Online) (Cited 2009 Aug 11).
Knowledge, attitudes, and opinions of Turkish private school principals regarding substance abuse
Bahnassi said he did not keep track of how much he made, but that the fees were for giving seminars to other doctors on new psychotrophic (central nervous system) medications.
`Dollars for Docs' lucrative; Speaking events, consulting pay off big
(70) Jami Floyd, The Administration of Psychotrophic Drugs to
Capital punishment, psychiatrists and the potential "bottleneck" of competence
Abstract - In this study, we have investigated the potential changes in the number of total and psychotrophic microorganisms, coliform, E.
Effects of Blast-Freezing and Glazing on Microbiological Changes of Skinless and Skinned Tench (Tinca tinca L. 1758) Fillets During Frozen Storage (-18?C)
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