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Sasa kurinensis

Known as: kurinenses, Sasa, Sasa kurinenses, Kumazasas 
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2016
2016
Immunochemical Cross-Reactivity of β-Glucan in the Medicinal Plant, Sasa veitchii (Japanese Folk Medicine Kumazasa), and Medicinal Mushrooms.
Fungal β-glucan is a representative pathogen-associated molecular pattern from mushroom, yeast, and fungi and stimulates innate… 
2015
2015
Inhibitory effect of plant extract on tumor necrosis factor-α formation from carboxymethyllysine stimulated macrophages
We have confirmed that, using the in vitro glucose/albumin reaction models, CML formation could be prevented by the extracts of… 
2010
2010
Anti-Human Cytomegalovirus Activity of Chemical Constituents from Kumazasa Hot Water Extract
現在我々は，代替医療薬を中心に抗 HCMV 薬の探索を行っており，防腐作用（抗菌作用）を含む種々の生理活性をもつクマザサに着目し，その熱水抽出液に抗 HCMV… 
2010
2010
Expression of class II & IV HDACs during murine brain development
2010
2010
Regulation of evoked vesicular release by synaptotagmins in astrocytes
2009
2009
Screening Bactericidal Action of Cytoplasm Extract from Kumazasa Bamboo (Sasa veitchii) Leaf against Antibiotics- Resistant Pathogens such as MRSA and VRE Strains
We aimed to develop a new treatment against antibi- otic-resistant bacteria by focusing on cytoplasm of Kumazasa bamboo leaf. The… 
2007
2007
The Effect of Chitosan-Pretreatment of Cotton Fabrics on the Natural Dyeing using Kumazasa
2006
2006
SSR locus polymrphism analysis on flowered and sterile populations of Sasa jotanii (Bambusoideae : Poaceae) by an agarose-gel electrophoresis and the fragment analysis with a sequencer
2003
2003
"Materiały źródłowe do dziejów Żydów w księgach grodzkich lubelskich z doby panowania Augusta II Sasa (1697-1733)", pod red. Henryka Gmiterka, Lublin 2001 : [recenzja] / A. K.
2001
2001
The anxiolytic effect of Sho‐ju‐sen, a Japanese herbal medicine, assessed by an elevated ­plus‐maze test in mice
Sho‐ju‐sen (SK), a Japanese herbal medicine with a nourishing tonic action, is composed of a water extract of Kumazasa leaves… 
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