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Der Einfluss von Baicalein auf die metaphysäre Frakturheilung im Osteoporosemodell der Ratte / The Influence of Baicalein on the metaphyseal fracture healing in the rat model of osteoporosisWeber, Marie 16 July 2019 (has links)
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First large-scale ethnobotanical survey in the province of Uíge, northern AngolaLautenschläger, Thea, Monizi, Mawunu, Pedro, Macuntima, Lau Mandombe, José, Bránquima, Makaya Futuro, Heinze, Christin, Neinhuis, Christoph 27 September 2018 (has links)
Background: Angola suffered a long-lasting military conflict. Therefore, traditional knowledge of plant usage is still an important part of cultural heritage, especially concerning the still very poor health care system in the country. Our study documents for the first time traditional knowledge of plant use of local Bakongo communities in the northern province of Uíge on a large scale with a focus on medicinal plants and puts data in context to different parameters of age, gender and distance to the provincial capital.
Methods: Field work was carried out during nine field trips in 13 municipalities between October 2013 and October 2016. In 62 groups, 162 informants were interviewed. Herbarium specimens were taken for later identification. Database was analysed using Relative Frequency of Citations, Cultural Importance Index, and Informant Consensus Factor. Furthermore, significances of influence of age, gender and distance were calculated.
Results: Our study presents 2390 use-reports, listing 358 species in 96 plant families, while just three out of 358 mentioned species are endemic to Angola about one-fifth are neophytes. The larger the distance, the higher the number of use citations of medical plants. Although women represent just a fifth of all citations (22%), their contribution to medicinal plants was proportionally even higher (83%) than those of men (74%). Fifty percent of all plants mentioned in the study were just listed by men, 12% just by women. We made some new discoveries, for example. Gardenia ternifolia seems to be promising for treatment of measles, and Annona stenophylla subsp. cuneata has never been ethnobotanically nor phytochemically investigated.
Conclusions: While the study area is large, no significant influence of the distance in regard to species composition in traditional healer’s concepts of the respective village was pointed out. Although several plants were just mentioned by women or men, respectively, no significant restriction to gender-specific illnesses in medical plant use could be found. Merely concerning the age of informants, a slight shift could be detected.
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Heilen in der Stadt / Probleme und Möglichkeiten für Heilpflanzennutzer im urbanen Kontext Kinshasa (Demokratische Republik Kongo) / Healing in the City / Problems and Chances for Medicinal Plant Users in the Urban Context of Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of Congo)Liebs, Valerie Madeleine 29 May 2017 (has links)
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"Mining for Alternatives" - Neue mikrobielle Wirkstoffproduzenten sowie molekularbiologische Studien zur Biosynthese des Collinolactons / "Mining for Alternatives" - New microbial producers of active agents and molecular biological studies towards the biosynthesis of collinolactoneVollmar, Daniel 23 October 2009 (has links)
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