4 príspevky
Všeobecná biológia
DROUGHT AS ONE OF MAJOR FACTORS INFLUENCING SUCCESSION OF CARABID COMMUNITIES IN THE FORESTS DAMAGED BY THE WIND CATASTROPHE IN HIGH TATRA IN 2004
Ing. Zbyšek Šustek, CSc., príspevok v zborníkoch z medzinárodných konferencií
Analysis of two trends in succession of Carabid communities in Hihg Tatra after windfall of 2004. One results from the momentary state and management of sites. Other reflects with about one year delay fluctuations of wheather in growing seasons
Ústav zoológie SAV, 2012
Meteorológia a klimatológia, Ekológia, Environmentálny manažment, Synekológia, Ochrana a využívanie krajiny, Všeobecná biológia, Zoológia, Entomológia, Ostatné príbuzné odbory lesníckych vied
Pridané: 17. 12. 2012
On the influence of seasonal aspects on structure and dyna-mics of Sarcophagidae (Diptera) in a drained lowland forest
Ing. Zbyšek Šustek, CSc., príspevok v domácom časopise
Characteriscs of changes in preconnubial aggregations of Sarcophagidae in a floodplain forest
Ústav zoológie SAV, 1998
Ekológia, Synekológia, Ochrana prírody, Všeobecná biológia, Zoológia, Entomológia
Pridané: 28. 8. 2009
Seeds in Chernobyl: the database on proteome response on radioactive environment
Mgr. Martin Hajduch, PhD, príspevok v zahraničnom časopise
Two serious nuclear accidents during the last quarter century (Chernobyl, 1986 and Fukushima, 2011) contaminated large agricultural areas with radioactivity. The database “Seeds in Chernobyl” (http://www.chernobylproteomics.sav.sk) contains the information about the abundances of hundreds of proteins from on-going investigation of mature and developing seed harvested from plants grown in radioactive Chernobyl area. This database provides a useful source of information concerning the response of the seed proteome to permanently increased level of ionizing radiation in a user-friendly format.
Ústav genetiky a biotechnológií rastlín SAV, 2012
Pridané: 1. 7. 2014
Soybeans Grown in the Chernobyl Area Produce Fertile Seeds that Have Increased Heavy Metal Resistance and Modified Carbon Metabolism
Mgr. Martin Hajduch, PhD, príspevok v zahraničnom časopise
Plants grow and reproduce in the radioactive Chernobyl area, however there has been no comprehensive characterization of these activities. Herein we report that life in this radioactive environment has led to alteration of the developing soybean seed proteome in a specific way that resulted in the production of fertile seeds with low levels of oil and b-conglycinin seed storage proteins.
Ústav genetiky a biotechnológií rastlín SAV, 2012
Pridané: 1. 7. 2014