The Castang Foundation, Bath Unit for Research in Paediatrics, National Institute of Health Research, the Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust, BRONNER-BENDER Stiftung/Gernsbach, University Children's Hospital Zurich.
The thin cutaneous barrier may contribute to early onset of systemic Candida infection in preterm infants. The characteristic skin appearance may assist early diagnosis.
The alkaloids nicotine and palustrine have been separated from authentic mixtures by paper partition chromatography, paper electrophoresis and the use of buffered cellulose columns. These techniques were applied to extracts of E. arvense, E. telmateia and E. sylvaticum from the last two of which no alkaloids have previously been isolated. Nicotine was found in all three species but palustrine was not detected.
The thin cutaneous barrier may contribute to early onset of systemic Candida infection in preterm infants. The characteristic skin appearance may assist early diagnosis.
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