Liber niger Scaccarii : nec non Wilhelmi Worcestrii Annales rerum anglicarum, cum praefatione et appendice Thomae Hearnii ad editionem primam Oxoniae editam.

Includes index.

Liber niger scaccarii, nec non Wilhelmi Worcestrii Annales rurum anglicarum,

Mode of access: Internet.

Svi͡e︡di͡e︡nii͡a︡ o grafi͡e︡ Aleksi͡e︡i͡e︡ Andreevichi͡e︡ Arakcheevi͡e︡ /

Bibliographical footnotes.

Le Niger et les explorations de l'Afrique centrale : depuis Mungo-Park jusqu'au Docteur Barth /

Explorations: Mungo-Park, 1796, Denham, 1823-24, Clapperton et Lander, 1828-27, Caillé, 1827-28, Lander, 1830-32, Barth, 1850-55.

The Aspergillus glaucus group /

Caption title.

Au Bas-Niger

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Journal of an expedition to explore the course and termination of the Niger.

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Journal of an expedition to explore the course and termination of the Niger : with a narrative of a voyage down that river to its termination /

Folded map included.

The life and travels of Mungo Park : with the account of his death from the Journal of Isaaco, the substance of the later discoveries relative to his lamented fate, and the termination of the Niger.

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Di︠e︡i︠a︡nii︠a︡ Petra Velikago, mudrago preobraziteli︠a︡ Rossi, sobrannye iz dostovi︠e︡rnykh istochnikov i razpolozhennyi︠a︡ po godam.

Cyrillic characters.

A voyage to Africa: including a narrative of an embassy to one of the interior kingdoms, in the year 1820; with remarks on the course and termination of the Niger, and other principal rivers in that country.

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Aspergillus clavatus tremorgenic neurotoxicosis in cattle fed sprouted grains

Beef and dairy cattle from four different herds in southern and central Queensland fed hydroponically-produced sprouted barley or wheat grain heavily infested with Aspergillus clavatus developed posterior ataxia with knuckling of fetlocks, muscular tremors and recumbency, but maintained appetite. A few animals variously had reduced milk production, hyperaesthesia, drooling of saliva, hypermetria of hind limbs or muscle spasms. Degeneration of large neurones was seen in the brain stem and spinal cord grey matter. The syndrome was consistent with A clavatus tremorgenic mycotoxicosis of ruminants. The cases are the earliest known to be associated with this fungus in Australia. They highlight a potential hazard of hydroponic fodder production systems, which appear to favour A clavatus growth on sprouted grain, exacerbated in some cases by equipment malfunctions that increase operating temperatures.

Aspergillazines A-E: novel heterocyclic dipeptides from an Australian strain of Aspergillus unilateralis

Biological and chemical pro ling of an Australian strain of the fungus Aspergillus unilateralis (MST-F8675), isolated from a soil sample collected near Mount Isa, Queensland, revealed a complex array of metabolites displaying broad chemotherapeutic properties. Noteworthy among these metabolites were a unique series of highly modified dipeptides aspergillazines A-E, incorporating a selection of unprecedented and yet biosynthetically related heterocyclic systems. Co-occurring with the aspergillazines was the recently described marine-derived fungal metabolite trichodermamide A (cf. penicillazine), whereas re-fermentation of A. unilateralis in NaCl (1%) enriched media resulted in co-production of the only other known example of this structure class, the marine-derived fungal metabolite trichodermamide B. Further investigation of A. unilateralis returned the known terrestrial fungal metabolite viridicatumtoxin as the cytotoxic and antibacterial principle, together with E-2-decenedioic acid, ferulic acid, (7E,7'E)-5,5'-diferulic acid and (7E,7'E)-8,5'-diferulic acid. The aromatic diacids have previously been reported from the chemical and enzymatic (esterase) treatment of plant cell wall material, with their isolation from A. unilateralis being their first apparent reported occurrence as natural products. Structures for all metabolites were determined by detailed spectroscopic analysis and, where appropriate, comparison to literature data and/or authentic samples.

Decreased Cell Wall Galactosaminogalactan in Aspergillus nidulans Mediates Dysregulated Inflammation in the Chronic Granulomatous Disease Host

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