Macalalad, Anna Angelica P.; Manalo, Mary Ondinee U.(2003-04)
The relative abundance and diversity of a multispecies fishery in Brgy.
Sta. Monica, Infanta, Quezon, were studied using catches from beach
seines and drift longlines from January 2003 to February 2003.
Approximately ...
The molluscicidal effect of Croton tiglium seeds and leaves
on Oncomelania hupensis quadrasi,an intermediate host of
Schistosoma japonicum was studied. Acclimatized snails were
exposed to various concentrations of organic ...
Abat, Katrina Marie S.; dela Cruz, Barbara C.(2004-03)
In the process of improving Persea americana (Mill.) Agar (PAA)
as a growth medium for Escherichia coli, six reformulations of PAA were
evaluated in this study. These are Supplemented PAA (SPAA), Lipidextracted
SPAA, ...
Abrencillo, Rodeo A.; Medel, Dorotea Joy L.(2004-03)
Cassava [Manihot esculenta Crantz] is known to have naturally occurring levels of
cyanide that is capable of causing adverse effects such as “Konzo” (nerve cell
degradation) and endemic goiter. However, it is not clear ...
Adan, Angela Marie B.; De Guzman, Milldeanna L.(2004-03)
The potential anti-bacterial activity of Ganoderma lucidum and
Ganoderma applanatum, macrofungi collected from Mt. Makiling, Los
Baiios, Laguna, was determined. Crude extracts of these macrofungi
were obtained using ...
Agulto, Meliza Katrina B.; Eusebio, Joy Anne P.(2004-03)
The study was conducted niloticus to describe the gonads of male and female Oreochromis Linn. A total of 40 0, niloticus Linn. samples were taken from Taguig, West Bay of Laguna de Bay. The gonads were excised from the ...
Rice (Oryza sativa Linn.) is one of the most essential grains produced
in the Philippines since it is used as a staple food. Milling, often called "whitening",
removes the outer bran layer of the rice grain and differentiates ...
Commercially available growth medium contains a complete set of nutrients and growth
factors needed to cultivate bacteria and fungi. The mango fruit contains carbohydrates, proteins,
several vitamins and a number of ...
Abaya, May T.; Maglalang, Ma. Clarinda S.(2005-03)
The present study focuses on the effect of Saprolegnia ferax infestation on the gill
tissues of tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) fingerlings, specifically on the number
and diameter of chloride cells. External symptoms ...
The quality and quantity of DNA extracted from three soil types
using two nucleic acid extraction procedures based on the method
developed by Orsini and Romano-Spica in 2001 were compared and the
extracted DNA’ suitability ...
Agbada, Sarah Melissa; Galzote, Leak Karenina(2005-03)
Bacterial associations in the rhizospheric and endophytic regions of hybrid rice plant
roots have yet to be described. This study identified bacteria associated with the
rhizosphere and endophytic regions of hybrid rice. ...
Mansukiani, Radha Marie H.; Tan, Astrid L.(2005-04)
This study was conducted in vivo and used Balb/C albino mice as the
animal model. It aimed 10 determine the garlic extract concentration's ability to
reduce the population of Salmonella Typhimurium: the concentration ...
Marcelo, Jhoanna G.; Mendoza, Pia Roselynn A.(2005-03)
The endocrine-disruptive activity of cadmium (Cd)
on the uterus and ovaries was studied in juvenile Balb/c
mice. Thirty-two 28-day-old female mice weighing 5 to 10
g were randomly distributed among four treatment ...
Muncal, Mariella Anna C.; Pizarro, Erika Paula R.(2005-04)
Destruction of crops due to submergence is a growing concern
in flood-prone environments. This has led urgent need for the
incorporation of the Swub-I locus for submergence tolerance in
chromosome 9 of popular rice ...
Soil salinity is a major abiotic stress limiting crop yield and productivity. Rice is a global staple
food; however, it is the most sensitive to salinity among important cereal crops. Seed priming is a
technique that ...
Palacol, Ed Lorenzo F.; Sanchez, Lizzie Anne O.(2023-08)
Petunidin, an anthocyanin present in wine, berries, potatoes, and beans, has been
previously shown to have anti-inflammatory and reactive oxygen species (ROS)
scavenging properties. Yet, much remains unknown about its ...
Orge, Kevin Brian C.; Punzalan, Elian Christopher E.(2023-08)
Pneumonia, one of the most common causes of morbidity and mortality globally, can be
caused by either bacterial or viral infection. With chest radiographs as the imaging
standard, the timely detection and diagnosis of ...
Nicodemus Jr., Glenn T.; So, Marcus Allan Gil O.(2023-08)
Banana plants, scientifically known as Musa acuminata Colla, are a vital crop for the
Philippines, a major exporter of bananas worldwide. Concerns have emerged regarding
the presence of pathogenic Fusarium species in key ...
Ngo, Nicole Kate Ashlynn C.; Tayag, Angelo Norey M.(2023-06)
The COVID-19 pandemic caused by the novel severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) precipitated a global health crisis. Despite significant progress in attempts to eliminate the pathogen, new variants ...
Pontederia crassipes Mart. (water hyacinth) is a globally known aquatic invasive
alien plant species that has negatively affected biodiversity in the Philippines. The
preventive management of water hyacinth has been shown ...