1980
DOI: 10.1055/s-2008-1075018
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Algues Fixées de la Côte Atlantique Française Contenant des Substances Antibactériennes et Antifungiques

Abstract: c6te atlantique fran~aise pouvant prisenter un inter& medical, nous avons fait un 152 samples (91 species) of marine al-screening antibacterien et antifongique. gae of French Atlantic coast have been Contrairement ? i la presque totaliti des investigated for their antimicrobial (anti-etudes anterieures, ce screening a combacterial and antifungal) activity. For porte un seuil d e detection, nous perrneteach sample, three extracts, prepared tant de mettre en evidence les especes les with E t 2 0 , then E t O H 9… Show more

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“…(B) Some workers have looked for new sources of antimicrobial compounds in vegetable material from the sea, for example from marine algae (Caccamese and Auolina, 1979;Debro and Ward, 1979;Biard et al, 1980;Higgs, 1981;De Silva et ul., 1982;Gonzdlez et al, 1982Gonzdlez et al, , 1983Findlay and Patil, 1984;Nicod et al, 1985;Rodnguez-Iglesias and Mira-GutiCrrez, 1987;Benlismane et al, 1988;Hiroshi Kakisawa et al, 1988). The variety and novelty of compounds obtained has excited interest because of the possibility that they may exhibit novel mechanisms of action.…”
Section: Philosopfiical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(B) Some workers have looked for new sources of antimicrobial compounds in vegetable material from the sea, for example from marine algae (Caccamese and Auolina, 1979;Debro and Ward, 1979;Biard et al, 1980;Higgs, 1981;De Silva et ul., 1982;Gonzdlez et al, 1982Gonzdlez et al, , 1983Findlay and Patil, 1984;Nicod et al, 1985;Rodnguez-Iglesias and Mira-GutiCrrez, 1987;Benlismane et al, 1988;Hiroshi Kakisawa et al, 1988). The variety and novelty of compounds obtained has excited interest because of the possibility that they may exhibit novel mechanisms of action.…”
Section: Philosopfiical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…et de nombreux antibiotiques ont montre un certain caractere cytostatique. Aussi, parallelement i une etude sur les proprietes antibiotiques d'algues fixees de la c6te atlantique francaise [2], nous avons egalement recherchi, in vitro, d'iventuelles proprietes inhibitrices de la croissance cellulaire ou cytotoxiques.…”
Section: Lntroductionunclassified
“…logique Cventuelle) er Une courbe d'action des extraits a eti rklisee. A panir des graphiques, nous Collecte des Algues [2] avons recherchi les doses provoquant 50 er 100 % Les lieux de prelkvernents sont presentis dans le d'inhibition de la croissance par rappon aux terno-Tableau I.…”
Section: Partie Experimentaleunclassified
“…Halopithys incurva plays an important role in several fields, such as chemistry. It is richer in chemical compounds, namely, arsenic, manganese and brominated compounds [13,14], is rich in halogenated E3S Web of Conferences 527, 01002 (2024) https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202452701002 JOE4 secondary metabolites [14,15] and, in particular, is rich in polyphenols with high antioxidant power [15]. Halopithys incurva acted as a good inhibitor of carbon steel corrosion in acid [16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%