Antitumor evaluation of marine algae in Argentina

Mayer, Alejandro M. S.; Panick, Betina

doi:10.1007/978-94-009-6560-7_108

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“…Marine algae with topical cleansing (Reichelt & Borowitzka, 1984), antifungal (Welch, 1962;Moreau et al, 1984), antineoplastic (Mayer & Panick, 1984;Patterson et al, 1984), antifertility (Naqvi et al, 1980), and antiviral, including antiherpes (Ehresmann et al, 1977Hatch et al, 1979;Naqvi et al, 1980;Caccamese et al, 1980Caccamese et al, , 1981Rinehart et al, 1981;Yamamoto et al, 1982) activities have been reported. Hoppe (1979) reviewed the broad worldwide usage of algae in folk medicine.…”

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Antibiotic activity of lipid-soluble extracts from Caribbean marine algae

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Antibiotic activity of lipid-soluble extracts from Caribbean marine algae

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“…Recently we reported that crude dialyzed extracts of MP showed excellent antitumor activity against two experimental tumors in mice (Mayer & Panick 1984) . The antitumor acitivity was detected in the October 1981 MP sample .…”

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Screening of Argentine marine algae for antimicrobial activity

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Mayer³

1984

Hydrobiologia

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“…This species has a high protein content (Table 2) and a peak in ascorbic acid content during the period of its most intensive growth . Fungicidal (Khaleafa et al, 1975) and antitumor substances in its extracts have been demonstrated (Mayer & Panick, 1984).…”

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Resources and possibilities for exploitation of North Adriatic seaweeds

Munda

1990

Hydrobiologia

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Suggestions for a small-scale exploitation of seaweeds in the northern Adriatic are given along with a survey of the fresh weight biomass and chemical composition of individual species . The intertidal is occupied by Fucus virsoides . In polluted sites, it is replaced by seasonal annuals . Cystoseira species are dominant in the upper subtidal and represent the major part of seaweed resources in this area . In polluted sites they are replaced by Halopteris scoparia and Dictyota dichotoma . Peaks in biomass were found in spring in the upper water layers and in early summer lower in the subtidal . The protein content of most species exhibited maxima in spring . Elevated values were found in plants from polluted and estuarine habitats .

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Antitumor evaluation of marine algae in Argentina

Cited by 7 publications

References 3 publications

Antibiotic activity of lipid-soluble extracts from Caribbean marine algae

Antibiotic activity of lipid-soluble extracts from Caribbean marine algae

Screening of Argentine marine algae for antimicrobial activity

Resources and possibilities for exploitation of North Adriatic seaweeds

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