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17. Abstract 679: ABI-231: A novel small molecule suppresses tumor growth and metastatic phenotypes of cervical cancer cells via targeting HPV E6 and E7

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Kashyap, Vivek K., primary, Hafeez, Bilal B., additional, Wang, Qinghai, additional, Chauhan, Neeraj, additional, Nagesh, Prashanth K., additional, Dan, Nirnoy, additional, kumari, sonam, additional, Malik, Shabnam, additional, Setua, Saini, additional, Ganju, Aditya, additional, Yallapu, Murali M., additional, Miller, Duane D., additional, Li, Wei, additional, Jaggi, Meena, additional, and Chauhan, Subhash C. Chauhan C., additional

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2018
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31. Effects of oil-contaminated soil on the seed germination and seedling growth of selected crops.

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Zhu, Yanqing, Song, Ziling, Chen, Jianping, Li, Cui, Xiao, Bo, and Wang, Qinghai

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In order to select tolerant plants to oil-contaminated soil, germination potential, germination index, germination percentage, plant height and above-ground fresh weight of winter wheat, soybean and sunflower were investigated by the pot-planting experiment at six pollution concentration levels. The results showed that germination potential, germination index and germination percentage of the winter wheat were 48.9%∼57.8%, 5.6∼6.2 and 81.1%∼90%, respectively, which were the highest among crops tested. Winter wheat had stronger seed germination ability in comparison with soybean and sunflower. But its plant height and fresh weight were hampered seriously, which reduced by 14.4%∼38.9% and 55.3%∼84.3%, respectively. Germination rate of soybean (only 55.56%∼35.55%) was the lowest. Oil-contaminated soil had a little effect on the germination rate and plant height of sunflower, but biomass accumulation was inhibited significantly. Soybean and sunflower can fulfill self-regulation easily in seedlings growth compared with winter wheat and were less sensitive to oil pollution stress. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2012

32. Influence of initial concentration of chlorpyrifos in aquatic environment on removal by softstem bullrush (Scirpus tabernaemontani Gmel.).

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Wang, Qinghai, Yang, Juan, Cui Li, Bo Xiao, and Juying Wu

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This work focused on the influence of initial concentration on toxicity and removal potential of chlorpyrifos by Scirpus tabernaemontani under laboratory greenhouse conditions. An increased sensitivity and reduced removal rate to chlorpyrifos were observed with increasing chlorpyrifos concentration. At initial concentrations of 0, 1 and 2 mg·L−1, the relative growth rates (RGRs) of S. tabernaemontani was not significantly different. In contrast, in the presence of 4, 8 and 16 mg·L−1 chlorpyrifos the RGRs were significantly inhibited. A negative relationship was found between RGR and initial concentration on day 20 after incubation. The removal kinetics constant of chlorpyrifos in solution was decreased with increasing initial concentration. Half-life of chlorpyrifos was shortened with plants. S. tabernaemontani was able to uptake chlorpyrifos and transfer it to its above ground tissues. S. Tabernaemontani can efficiently accelerated removal of chlorpyrifos from water and may ultimately serve as phytoremediation agents in the natural environment. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2012

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