Meanings of Vinca in English

A number of studies show that some Vinca alkaloids inhibit CaM-target interaction.

Both agents selected for cross resistance to the Vinca alkaloids.

Papers on Pumilio and on Fertilisation of Vinca.

The supplement is made by chemically modifying a compound extracted from the lesser periwinkle, Vinca minor.

These values indicate that the binding affinities of these Vinca alkaloids to calmodulin and tubulin are comparable.

Obviously expanded far in time and seen in such a broad perspective, this notation (comprising images, the Ishango Bone, quipus, the Vinca figurines, etc.)

The Vinca culture flourished from 5500 to 4000 BC on the territories of what is now Bosnia, Serbia, Romania and Macedonia.

In 1861 another paper on Fertilisation appeared in the "Gardeners' Chronicle", page 552, in which he explained the action of insects on Vinca major.

Drug-associated neurotoxicity occurs less often than with other commonly used vinca alkaloid compounds.

Vinca alkaloids have been used as chemotherapeutic agents now for over three decades.

Vinca alkaloids and platinum compounds were the main neurotoxic agents.

We will use dracena, vincas, pandanus, begonia and Wandering Jew.

A favorite combination is dracaenas, Nutt or Beauté Poitevine, with the variegated vinca as a front border.

It may be induced by prolonged exposure of cells to drugs such as doxorubicin, etoposide and vinca alkaloids.

There is a promising activity of new drug combinations, such as vinca alkaloids and taxanes in association with estramustine.

This strategy has allowed fast access to a family of vinca alkaloid derivatives with an enlarged and functionalized ring C'.