1.Trial breeding the perionyx excavalus for treatment of organic waste
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 1999;232(1):63-64
A trial on breeding the perionyx excavalus for treating the organic waste in Biomedical Center of the University for Teachers showed that at the ratio of perionyx excavalus / organic waste (1%) and after 45-60 days, the organic waste was treated by perionyx excavalus to become the humus. The breeding of perionyx excavalus met both needs of biological degeneration and hygiene. In addition to the composted humus was a resource of good organic fertilizer for agricultural and ecological sustainable development.
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Soil
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Hygiene
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therapeutics
2.Key breeding places of Aedes aegypti in Ha Noi during the years 1994-1997
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2002;12(1):11-14
From 1994 to 1997, 6747 water containers have been investigated on type, volume, number of Aedes larvae living in. The result showed that 6 types of water containers being breeding sites of Ae.aegypti were drums (38.4%), concrete tanks (26.2%), jars (26%), discarded object (5.1%), aquarica (3.5%) and buckets (0.4%). Ae.aegypti was dominants species in this area (87.2% of total 47.479 Aedes larvae collected) and its key breeding places was big containers drums, tanks and jars (91.7% Ae.aegypti larvae in these containers). There was no significant change on the type of breeding site by month, but the number of larvae increases 2.2 times higher in the rainy season compared with this of the rest of the year
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Breeding
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Water
3.Use of antibiotic in animal breeding.
Journal of Medical Research 1998;7(3):52-52
Use of antibiotic in animal breeding aims to prevention of infection. Especially, the antibiotics is considered as growth stimulation. Although antibiotic mixed with low content, the long- term use of antibiotics leads to more antibiotics resistant microbials than full dosage of it in the short-term. The antibiotic resistant microbials will be pathological factors for human and they transmitted along with foods processing affecting seriously the human health.
Anti-Bacterial Agents
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breeding
4.Screening of fluorescent bacteria for growth promotion and biocontrol potential against Pyricularia oryzae on aerobic rice (MARDI Aerob 1)
Ng Lee Chuen ; Nur Atiqah Maznan ; Norhayati Yusuf ; Andrew A. Ngadin
Malaysian Journal of Microbiology 2021;17(1):52-59
Aims:
This study aimed to screen the plant growth-promoting fluorescent bacteria (FLB) which isolated from the healthy
rice rhizophere and to evaluate its biocontrol and growth promotion properties against Pyricularia oryzae on aerobic rice
seedling of MARDI Aerob 1.
Methodology and results:
King’s B agar with glycerol was used as the selective medium to isolate FLB from the
healthy rice rhizosphere soil. All FLB obtained were in vitro screened for antagonistic activities against P. oryzae using
dual culture, volatile substances and hydrogen cyanide productions. The potential FLB isolates were further evaluated
on rice seedling early growth promotion before identified using 16S rRNA gene sequencing. A total of 24 FLB were
isolated from the healthy rice rhizosphere soil in Setiu, Terengganu, Malaysia. Isolates: FLB4, FLB5, FLB7 and FLB10
scored the total of percentage inhibition radial growth (PIRG) values ranged 99.5-105.0%. Further seedling growth
promotion screening revealed that FLB4, FLB7 and FLB10 were significantly improved seedling growth with vigor index
of 378.32%, 461.53% and 335.60% over control (133.31%). 16S rRNA sequencing identified that FLB7 as Bacillus
subtilis and the FLB4 and FLB10 as Pseudomonas putida.
Conclusion, significance and impact of study
The selected FLB isolates (FLB4, FLB7 and FLB10) are potential to be
developed as biological control agents against P. oryzae with growth promoting property on aerobic rice seedling.
Plant Breeding--methods
5.Breeding peanut variety Yuhua 7 by fast neutron irradiation and tissue culture.
Xia WANG ; Luxiang LIU ; Lixian QIAO ; Jiongming SUI ; Defeng JIANG ; Guan LI ; Linshu ZHAO ; Jingshan WANG
Chinese Journal of Biotechnology 2019;35(2):270-280
Creating new germplasms and breeding new cultivars in peanut by radiation mutagenesis and tissue culture were conducted in this study, aiming to develop new breeding method of peanut. Mature seeds from Luhua 11, the most commonly grown peanut cultivar in Northern China, were treated by fast neutron irradiation. Then the embryo leaflets were separated from the irradiated seeds and inoculated on the media, and the regenerated seedlings were obtained through somatic embryogenesis pathway. The regenerated seedlings were grafted, acclimated and then transplanted into field and the selfed pods were harvested from 83 regenerated plants. The progenies were selected by the pedigree method, and 107 mutants were obtained from the progenies of the 83 regenerated plants. Different mutants showed obvious variation in many agronomic traits, including main stem height, branch number, pod shape and size, seed coat color, inner seed coat color, oil content and protein content etc. Yuhua 7, a new peanut variety with low oil content, early maturity and waterlogging tolerance was obtained. The yield of Yuhua 7 was over 14% higher than that of the mutagenic parent Luhua 11, and the oil content of kernels was 47.0%, lower than that of parent Luhua 11 with 52.1% oil content. Yuhua 7 had passed peanut variety regional multi-location trials in Liaoning Province in 2016 and its average yield was 13.8% higher than that of the control variety Baisha 1017. It had also passed national peanut variety registration, and the registration ID is "GPD peanut (2018) 370105". The results show that irradiation mutagenesis combined with tissue culture is an effective method for creating new germplasm and breeding new varieties of peanut.
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Breeding
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China
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Fast Neutrons
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Plant Breeding
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Seeds
6.Development direction of molecular breeding of medicinal plants.
Wen-Guang WU ; Lin-Lin DONG ; Shi-Lin CHEN
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2020;45(11):2714-2719
To breed new varieties of medicinal plants with high resistance is the premise to ensure the production of high-quality medicinal materials. Molecular breeding using modern molecular biology and genetic technology can save time and effort and realize rapid and accurate breeding. Here we are trying to summarize the difference of breeding characteristics between medicinal plants and crops such as genetic background and breeding purpose. The strategy of molecular breeding of medicinal plants was summarized, and the four-phases breeding based on high-throughput sequencing and target gene mining was emphasized. We put forward the current molecular breeding of medicinal plants in the condition of four phases breeding is the optimal technological way of breeding, and gene editing breeding is the direction of medicinal plants breeding.
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DNA Shuffling
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Gene Editing
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Plant Breeding
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Plants, Medicinal
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genetics
7.Comparison on agronomy and quality characters and breeding of new strains of Erigeron breviscapus.
Shengchao YANG ; Jianwen YANG ; Yinghua PAN ; Guoxing LI ; Binghua LIU ; Qiong ZHANG ; Guosong WEN ; Pingli WANG
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2010;35(5):554-557
OBJECTIVETo explore breeding method and breed new varieties of Erigeron breviscapus.
METHODSuperior individual were selected from natural outcrossing population of E. breviscapus, lines and strains were established and selected and compared.
RESULTThe scutellarin contents of two E. breviscapus strains of 2003-15 and 2003-6 through line breeding were 3.21% and 3.01%, respectively, and increased 15.77% and 23.46% comparing with the control strain (QS-1), respectively, the yield increased 20.37% and 17.59%, scutellarin yield per hectare enhanced 39.31% and 44.82%.
CONCLUSIONNew varieties of E. breviscapus can be bred through lines breeding.
Breeding ; methods ; Erigeron ; growth & development
8.High-Resolution MRI Study on Mouse Brain Using Micro-Imaging.
Doug Young HAN ; Moon Hyun YOON ; Bo Young CHOE
Journal of the Korean Society of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine 2008;12(2):142-147
PURPOSE: By using the micro-imaging unit modified from NMR spectrometer, the high resolution MRI protocols of finer than 100 micron in 5 minutes, is sought for mouse, which plays a central role in animal studies MATERIALS AND METHODS: C57BL/6 mouse, lighter than 50 gram, is used for the experiments. The superconducting magnet is vertical type with 89 mm inner diameter at 4.9 Tesla. The diameter of rf-coil is 30 mm. Mostly used techniques are the fast spin echo and the gradient echo pulse sequence. RESULTS: For 2D images, proton density and T2 weighted images are obtained and their optimum experimental variables were sought. Minute structure of mouse brain can be recognized and 3D brain image is also obtained additionally. 3D image will be useful particularly for the dynamic contrast study using various contrast agents. CONCLUSION: Like the case of human and other small animals, the high resolution of mouse brain is enough to recognize the minute structure of it. Recently, similar studies are reported domestically, but it seems only a beginning stage. Due to easiness of breeding /control, mouse MRI study will soon play a vital part in brain study.
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Brain
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Breeding
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Humans
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Magnets
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Mice
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Protons
9.Investigation on the situation of antibiotic residue in food having origin from live - stock breeding
Pharmaceutical Journal 2003;234(4):9-11
Analysis 280 fresh meat samples in Ha Noi, Nam Dinh, Binh Duong, Can Tho, Ho Chi Minh city from 6/2001 to 8/2002. Result: meat samples which not to get standard of food safe due to antibiotic residue at high level of 25,7%. Among them, cause due to residue tetracycline higher assign is 50%; residue chloramphenicol is 55,6%. Meat sample that infected antibiotic tetracycline higher 20 to 160 times to allow safe limit. In meat of graze animals, rate of infected antibiotic lower meat of eat industry food animals.
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animals
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Breeding
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drugs
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Anti-Bacterial Agents
10.Preliminary study on pollination biology of Tulipa edulis.
Zhengjun WU ; Zaibiao ZHU ; Qiaosheng GUO ; Hongjian XU ; Hongliang MA ; Yuanyuan MIAO
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2012;37(3):293-297
OBJECTIVECurrent study on the pollination biology of Tulipa edulis was conducted to investigate its pollination characteristics and to provide references for artificial domestication and breeding of T. edulis.
METHODFlowering dynamics, pollinators, morphology and structure of flower were observed. Different methods were adopted to evaluate the pollen vitality, and benzidine-H2O2 method was used for estimation of the stigma receptivity. Breeding system was evaluated based on out-crossing index (OCI) , pollen-ovule ratio (P/O) and the results of emasculation, bagging and artificial pollination studies.
RESULTThe flower of T. edulis showed typical characteristics of Liliaceae. The pollen remained viable to some extent during all the anthesis and peaked within three days after blossoming. Stigma acceptability peaked in the first day of blossom and dwindled away in the next four days. The type of breeding system of T. edulis was facultative xenogamy, three species of Halictus are the main pollination insects.
CONCLUSIONThe type of breeding system of T. edulis was facultative xenogamy, withal cross-pollination give priority to self-pollination, and the insects play a main role on the pollination of T. edulis, further validation are needed to judge if the wind is helpful to pollination.
Breeding ; Flowers ; Pollen ; Pollination ; Tulipa ; physiology