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prosopis gum

Known as: mesquite gum 
National Institutes of Health

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Plant GumsProsopis <angiosperm>

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2017
2017
Antioxidant characteristics of extracts of Hibiscus sabdariffa calyces encapsulated with mesquite gum
This study compared the stability of extracts of H. sabdariffa calyces microencapsulated with different concentrations of… 
2017
2017
Optimization of artesunate delivery by formulation in a delayed release prosopis hemicellulose matrix
Article history: Received on: 27/02/2017 Accepted on: 20/04/2017 Available online: 30/05/2017 This study was aimed at formulating… 
2014
2014
Some chemical characteristics of novel hemicellulosic Gums From seeds of Afzelia africana and Prosopis africana
Background: Determination of chemical characteristics of a pharmaceutical excipient is important for establishing its… 
2013
2013
EMULSIFYING PROPERTIES OF THE GUM PRODUCED BY PROSOPIS LAEV IGATA (HUMB. & BONPL. EX WILLD) M.C. JOHNST.
The mesquite gum (MG) production from Prosopis laevigata cells suspension culture in a stirred tank type bioreactor, with… 
2010
2010
Identification of plant species with potential use in liquid biofuels production in Durango, Mexico.
In Mexico alternative plant material is needed for the biofuels industry in order to avoid the use of human food crops. The… 
2005
2005
Increased mesquite gum formation in nodal explants cultures after treatment with a microbial biomass preparation.
2000
2000
Studies on bioadhesive granules I: granules formulated with Prosopis africana (prosopis) gum.
Prosopis gum (PG) extracted from Prosopis africana was investigated for bioadhesive delivery of theophylline (TPL). Bioadhesive… 
1948
1948
The constitution of mesquite gum; isolation of 6- and 4-glucuronosidogalactose.
1937
1937
The aldobionic acid from mesquite gum
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