veremeichik, galina n. grigorchuk, valeria p. subbotin, evgenii p. kozhanov, sergei o. tikhonova, olga a. brodovskaya, evgenia v. silantieva, slavena a. subbotina, natalia i. yaroshenko, yulia l. kulchin, yurii n.
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The sweet basil Ocimum basilicum L. is the subject of numerous studies and is cultivated as a food and ornamental plant. Moreover, O. basilicum could be useful in the prevention of stroke ischemia, and its anticancer properties were recently shown. Caffeic acid derivatives, such as rosmarinic acid (RA), chicoric acid, salvianolic acids, and anthocy...
clark, alexis j. harrison, cerano bragg, ari j. house, gabrielle m. stephan, aaron b. arguelles-ramos, mireille ali, ahmed
Laying hens usually have 16 h of light and 8 h of darkness during egg laying, with eggshell formation primarily occurring during darkness when dietary calcium is lacking, leading to bone calcium resorption and osteoporosis. This study examined how interrupting the dark phase affects bone health in 396 Hy-line W36 hens assigned to control (C) or tre...
Zou, Wenyu Wu, Pan Wei, Xinyi Zhou, Daying Deng, Yingchun Jiang, Yunke Luo, Bo Liu, Wenqin Huo, Jiaxin Peng, Shichen
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Integrative zoology
Artificial light at night has been considered an emerging threat to global biodiversity. However, the impacts of artificial light on foraging behavior in most wild animals remain largely unclear. Here, we aimed to assess whether artificial light affects foraging behavior in Asian parti-colored bats (Vespertilio sinensis). We manipulated the spectra...
kim, jonghoek
This article proposes an autonomous greenhouse system which has a sunlight Reflector Board (RB). In general, a greenhouse, which grows leafy vegetables, utilizes artificial light, such as LED light, as a supplementary source of light. However, artificial light cannot be used as the main source of light for photosynthesis for various kinds of plants...
Stanton, Daniel L. Cowart, Jonathan R.
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Frontiers in Marine Science
The effects of anthropogenic sources of light on the circadian biology of marine animals are largely unexplored at the molecular and cellular level. Given that light is a major driver of circadian rhythms at the behavioral, physiological, cellular, and even molecular levels, it is important to consider the effects that anthropogenic light, especial...
rizzon, adilson antonio silvestre, wendel paulo vicenço, camila bonatto rota, luciana duarte pauletti, gabriel fernandes
The production of seedlings is one of the main activities for implementing agricultural crops. Many factors are involved in producing quality seedlings, including nutrition, health, genetics, and climatic factors such as temperature, humidity, and light. To evaluate the effect of light supplementation, a study was conducted using supplementary arti...
jung, jieun kim, ji-su jeong, un-yul bae, ui-jin kim, mina park, shin-young hwang, in-guk heo, jeong-wook shim, chang-ki ham, jun-sang
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We investigated the immune-stimulating and anti-diabetic effects of Allium hookeri leaves grown in a plant factory with artificial lights. The immunomodulatory effects of A. hookeri leaves’ ethanol extracts were evaluated with immune-related hematological factors in blood, the proliferation of splenocytes, NK cell activity, IgG and cytokine levels,...
Lee, Chang Beon Hosseindoust, Abdolreza Ha, Sang Hun Mun, Jun Young Moturi, Joseph N Tajudeen, Habeeb Park, Mi Jung Yang, Jeong Su Lee, Sang Chul Kim, Jin Soo
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Journal of animal physiology and animal nutrition
Weaning stress is the most common issue in swine farms, which increases mortality and morbidity. The use of artificial light is an option for modifying the immune system and metabolic pathways. This study aimed to evaluate the influence of ultraweak light (Photonia) on growth performance, immune system and metabolism of weanling pigs, and the carry...
Fernández Labrada, Diego de los Angeles Vilaragut Llanes, Miriam Casas Morell, Eloísa Guerra Blanco, Ernesto Alejandro Castro Fernández, Miguel
Abstract The objectives are the analysis of the benefits and risks of LED lighting systems in the economic, social and environmental fields; as well as the evaluation of the political, economic and social conditions for the use of LED lighting systems in Cuba. The relationship between the advantages of this technology and the benefits offered by it...
Zauli, Ilaria Pennisi, Giuseppina
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Frontiers for Young Minds
Today, cities are growing—taking up more space and filling up with more people. The growth of cities reduces the Earth’s natural resources and the amount of land available for farming. As Earth’s population grows, food production must increase so that everyone will have enough to eat. Vertical farming is a type of farming that can be done within ci...
