Rhizospheric spp. Exhibit Miticidal Efficacy against (Acari: Tetranychidae) of Tea.

(Acari: Tetranychidae), popularly known as red spider mite (RSM) is one of the major pests of commercial tea ( (L.) O. Kuntze) plantation world over.

Apigenin promotes cell death in NCI-H23 cells by upregulation of PTEN: potential involvement of the binding of apigenin with WWP2 protein.

The tumour suppressor protein PTEN is often down-regulated in non-small cell lung cancer. A major protein promoting the lowering of the PTEN protein is WWP2. Polyphenols have been shown to promote the expression of tumour suppressor genes like PTEN.

Deciphering the antimicrobial activity of multifaceted rhizospheric biocontrol agents of solanaceous crops , MC2, and NBG.

The family is generally known to be the third most economically important plant taxon, but also harbors a host of plant pathogens. Diseases like wilt and fruit rot of solanaceous crops cause huge yield losses in the field as well as in storage. In the present study, eight isolates of spp.

Dronabinol as an answer to flavivirus infections: an investigation.

Flavivirus infections are common in several parts of the world. Two major types of flaviviruses are dengue and zika viruses. Both these two viral infections have caused many fatalities around the world.

Identification and analysis of structurally critical fragments in HopS2.

Background: Among the diverse roles of the Type III secretion-system (T3SS), one of the notable functions is that it serves as unique nano machineries in gram-negative bacteria that facilitate the translocation of effector proteins from bacteria into their host. These effector proteins serve as potential targets to control the pathogenicity conferred to the bacteria. Despite being ideal choices to disrupt bacterial systems, it has been quite an ordeal in the recent times to experimentally reveal and establish a concrete sequence-structure-function relationship for these effector proteins.

Interfacial assembly at silver nanoparticle enhances the antibacterial efficacy of nisin.

Nisin is a well-recognised antimicrobial peptide (AMP) used in food industry. However, efficacy of the peptide has been compromised due to development of resistance in different bacterial strains. Here, efficacy of the peptide upon assembly at a silver nanoparticle (AgNP) interface has been characterized.