Search Results - "CROMARTY, A.D"

Effect of an alkaloidal fraction of Tabernaemontana elegans (Stapf.) on selected micro-organisms by Pallant, C.A., Cromarty, A.D., Steenkamp, V.

“…Bacterial infections remain a significant threat to human health. Due to the emergence of widespread antibiotic resistance, development of novel antibiotics is…”
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Standardization of natural mycolic acid antigen composition and production for use in biomarker antibody detection to diagnose active tuberculosis by Ndlandla, F.L., Ejoh, V., Stoltz, A.C., Naicker, B., Cromarty, A.D., van Wyngaardt, S., Khati, M., Rotherham, L.S., Lemmer, Y., Niebuhr, J., Baumeister, C.R., Al Dulayymi, J.R., Swai, H., Baird, M.S., Verschoor, J.A.

“…Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the causative agent of tuberculosis, is characterized by the abundance of species specific, antigenic cell wall lipids called…”
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Fasting plasma arginine concentrations and ambulatory blood pressures : abstract by Naidoo, C., Cromarty, A.D., Candy, G.P.

“…Fasting plasma arginine concentrations and ambulatory blood pressures…”
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pharmacokinetics of meloxicam in vultures by NAIDOO, V, WOLTER, K, CROMARTY, A.D, BARTELS, P, BEKKER, L, McGAW, L, TAGGART, M.A, CUTHBERT, R, SWAN, G.E

“…Vulture populations across the Asian subcontinent have declined dramatically in the last 15 years and are now on the verge of extinction. Although the cause of…”
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The antioxidant potential of Sutherlandia frutescens by Fernandes, Antonio C., Cromarty, A. Duncan, Albrecht, Carl, Jansen van Rensburg, Constance E.

“…One of the best-known multi-purpose medicinal plants in Southern Africa, Sutherlandia frutescens subsp. microphylla (family: Fabaceae/Leguminosa), is used for…”
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Plasma arginine concentrations are related to proline concentrations in black South African subjects : abstract by Essop, M.R., Cromarty, A.D., Libhaber, E., Nunkoo, T., Sliwa, K., Naidoo, C., Nel, M., Candy, G.P.

“…Plasma arginine concentrations are related to proline concentrations in black South African subjects…”
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Brown coal derived humate inhibits contact hypersensitivity; an efficacy, toxicity and teratogenicity study in rats by Van Rensburg, C E J, Snyman, J R, Mokoele, T, Cromarty, A D

“…The effects of two humate products were compared to that of prednisolone on a contact hypersensitivity rat model. Rats, sensitized with dinitrofluorobenzene…”
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