Coccids Research Articles

Evaluation of periodontal abscess clinically and microbiologically.

Back ground: The aim of this study was to evaluate the characterized well-defined a cute periodontal abscess clinically and microbiology. Material & Method: Thirty patients were selected for this study; clinical examination was carried out recording the following variables: pain, edema, redness, swelling, bleeding on probing, suppuration, tooth mobility and probing pocket depth. Microbiological samples were taken using dark field microscopy. Results: The results show that 60% of the abscesses affected untreated periodontits. Ninety percentage of the patients reported pain and more than 75% of the abscesses had moderate to severe score related to swelling, edema and redness. Bleeding occurs in all abscesses, while suppuration was detected in 70% and 85% of teeth presented some degree of mobility the mean associated pocket was 7.1 mm. The microbiological examination showed that the spirochetes were the predominant bacteria (41.8%) while coccid bacteria were present in lower number (19.22%) . Conclusion: The periodontal abscess has clear clinical characteristics and usually associated with sever e periodontal distraction. The lesion has a large mass with a large prevalence of periodontal pathogen.

Chemistry of the Coccoidea. V. Synthesis of 2-acetylemodin and of deoxyerythrolaccin

The anthraquinones 2-acetylemodin and deoxyerythrolaccin have been synthesized, the former for the first time, by processes involving addition of 1,1-diethoxyethene to appropriately substituted naphthoquinones. These coccid pigments are based on polyketide systems incorporating respectively the 1,3,8- and 1,3,6-trihydroxyanthraquinone skeletons.

Polyhydroxyanthraquinones from the insect Eriococcus coriaceus

A group of seven polyhydroxyanthraquinones based on emodin and 7-acetylemodin has been isolated from the coccid Eriococcus coriaceus.

カイガラムシの脂質に関する研究(第1報)

カイガラムシの脂質に関する研究(第1報)

AUTOMATIC FREQUENCY RESPONSE IN THE EVOLUTION OF MALE HAPLOIDY AND OTHER COCCID CHROMOSOME SYSTEMS

AUTOMATIC FREQUENCY RESPONSE IN THE EVOLUTION OF MALE HAPLOIDY AND OTHER COCCID CHROMOSOME SYSTEMS

A revision of the species of Coccophagus, a genus of hymenopterous, coccid inhabiting parasites

A revision of the species of Coccophagus, a genus of hymenopterous, coccid inhabiting parasites

Utilization of Fungous Parasites of Coccid and Aleurodid in Florida

Utilization of Fungous Parasites of Coccid and Aleurodid in Florida

China Asters Infested by a Coccid

China Asters Infested by a Coccid