H H Lester
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1.
Stoessl A, Abramowski Z, Lester H, Rock G, Towers G
Mycopathologia
. 1990 Dec;
112(3):179-86.
PMID: 2089260
The toxicity of the fungal phytotoxin dothistromin (l) to microorganisms, its lysis of human red blood corpuscles and beetroot tissue, and its unexpectedly selective inhibition of radicle elongation for Trigonella...
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Stoessl A, Cole R, Abramowski Z, Lester H, Towers G
Mycopathologia
. 1989 Apr;
106(1):41-6.
PMID: 2671745
The diterpenoid aldehyde traversianal, a metabolite of the fenugreek pathogen Cercospora traversiana, has been shown to be highly toxic to brine shrimp and snails, and to lyse human red blood...
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Stafford H, Kreitlow K, Lester H
Plant Physiol
. 1986 Dec;
82(4):1132-8.
PMID: 16665147
Proanthocyanidins, flavan-3-ols, and their flavanoid precursors in leaves and leaf-derived callus and cell suspension cultures have been isolated and analyzed by high performance liquid chromatography with C(18) columns, paper chromatography,...
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Stafford H, Lester H
Plant Physiol
. 1985 Aug;
78(4):791-4.
PMID: 16664326
Extracts of callus or cell suspension cultures from petioles of Ginkgo biloba catalyzed the production of (+)-gallocatechin (2,3-trans-3,5,7,3',4',5'-hexahydroxy-flavan) from (+)-dihydromyricetin (5'-hydroxy-dihydroquercetin) along with the expected 3,4-cis-diol intermediate, leucodelphinidin, in a...
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Stafford H, Lester H
Plant Physiol
. 1984 Sep;
76(1):184-6.
PMID: 16663794
Extracts of cell suspension cultures from Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) needles catalyzed the production of (+)-catechin (2,3-trans flavan-3-o1) from the 2,3-trans-flavan,3,4-cis-diol (leucocyanidin) in a NADPH-dependent reductase reaction at pH 7.4....
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Stafford H, Lester H
Plant Physiol
. 1982 Sep;
70(3):695-8.
PMID: 16662559
A NADPH-dependent reductase activity, capable of converting (+)-dihydroquercetin (2,3-trans) to its 3,4-diol (a leucocyanidin), has been demonstrated in crude, soluble protein extracts derived from cell suspension cultures of Douglas fir...
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Stafford H, Shimamoto M, Lester H
Plant Physiol
. 1982 May;
69(5):1055-9.
PMID: 16662344
L-[(14)C]Phenylalanine, fed to cell suspension cultures of Douglas fir, (Pseudotsuga menziesii Franco) was incorporated simultaneously, but at different rates, into (+)-catechin, (-)-epicatechin, and procyanidins of increasing molecular weight. Asymmetric labeling...
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Stafford H, Lester H
Plant Physiol
. 1981 Nov;
68(5):1035-40.
PMID: 16662047
Proanthocyanidins and their potential precursors have been analyzed by paper chromatography and C(18) reversed phase columns with high performance liquid chromatography. Total proanthocyanidins on a dry weight basis in cell...
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Stafford H, Lester H
Plant Physiol
. 1980 Dec;
66(6):1085-90.
PMID: 16661581
The procyanidins (the most common type of proanthocyanidin or condensed tannin) from cell suspension cultures derived from cotyledons of Douglas Fir have been compared with those isolated from leaves of...