Publications by authors named "Toma Nardjes Mouas"

Enzymes from halophilic fungi offer interesting biotechnological applications, which lead us to explore novel producing strains. 23 fungi were isolated from Algerian saline soil. Among the three strains presenting laccase activities, one exhibited the high decolourising capacity of olive mill wastewaters.

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In the paper by Mouas Toma et al. [Acta Cryst. (2014), C70, 460-464], there was an error in the name of the first author.

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The asymmetric unit of the title compound, [Fe(CHN)(CHPS)], contains two independent mol-ecules ( and ) with very similar conformations. Each mol-ecule is built up from a ferrocene unit substituted in the 1 and 1' positions by a protected sulfur di-phenyl-phosphine and by a di-methyl-hydrazine, -C(H)=N-N(CH), fragment. The two independent mol-ecules are linked by a C-H⋯N hydrogen bond.

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Ethno-pharmacological Relevance: Constantine and Mila regions have been investigated in an ethnobotanical study for the first time. A total of 102 medicinal plants have been cited to treat human ailments. Twenty-eight new species of 31 common plants with 151 new therapeutic applications and 12 new cited species including one endemic specie Zygophyllum cornutum Coss were found as compared to other Algerian regions.

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In the title compound, (C(4)H(8)N(3)O)(2)[CdCl(4)], the asymmetric unit comprises two creatininium cations and one tetra-chloridocadmate anion. Cd⋯O secondary bonding links one of the two imidazole rings and the anion into ion pairs. The free and bound cations form layers between which the [CdCl(4)](2-) anions are sandwiched.

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