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연구보문 : 국제감자연구소(CIP) 종자은행의 유전자원 보존 및 관리현황
이호선 ( Ho Sun Lee ),정진철 ( Jin Cheol Jeong ),최유미 ( Yu Mi Choi ),강만정 ( Man Jung Kang ),강정훈 ( Jeong Hoon Kang ),김창영 ( Chang Yung Kim ),전영아 ( Young Ah Jeon ),백형진 ( Hyung Jin Baek ) 한국국제농업개발학회 2011 韓國國際農業開發學會誌 Vol.23 No.1
CIP is a member of the alliance of the 15 centers of the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) and receives its principal funding from CGIAR. CIP seeks to reduce poverty and achieve food security on a sustained basis in developing countries through scientific research and related activities on potato, sweetpotato, other root and tuber crops, and on the improved management of natural resources in the Andes and other mountain areas. The mandate of the genebank comprises the collection, conservation, regeneration, evaluation for morphological and functional components, and distribution of genetic resources for potato, sweet potato and Andean root crops. The total of 16,762 accessions from 257 plant species as of Jan. 2010 are conserved at CIP genebank, which composed 7,180 accessions from 148 species for potato, 8,026 accessions from 68 species for sweet potato, and 1,556 accessions from 41 species for other Andean root crops. The CIP-genebank holds one of the most comprehensive collections worldwide for potato and sweet potato. Seed germination test is conducted every three years and accessions which showed germination rate less than 60 % have been regenerated. Usually about 300 accessions a year have been characterized for morphological traits and functional components and analyzed the genetic identification and duplication using molecular techniques for maintain genetic purity of accessions. The results are made available through the national germplasm database. CIP-genebank distributes the genetic resource to the users who use it for research, breeding, and training for food and agriculture, and accept the conditions of standard material transfer agreement(SMTA) of International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture(ITPGRFA) multilateral system. A total of 103, 061 accessions were distributed to 153 countries as of 2007.
연구보문 : 자연과학 ; 미얀마의 농업유전자원의 보존과 약용식물
성정숙 ( Jung Sook Sung ),정종욱 ( Chong Wook Jeong ),조규택 ( Gyu Taek Cho ),이기안 ( Gi An Lee ),강만정 ( Man Jung Kang ),이영이 ( Young Yi Lee ),이호선 ( Ho Sun Lee ),전영아 ( Young Ah Jeon ),백형진 ( Hyung Jin Baek ),이석영 ( 한국국제농업개발학회 2012 韓國國際農業開發學會誌 Vol.24 No.3
The Republic of the Union of Myanmar is a country of Southeast Asia with land area that is three times larger than that of the Korea and has a rich biological resources. Agriculture is the most important industry. Thus, agricultural genetic resources have been considered as important. Myanmar Seed Bank established in 1990 preserves agricultural genetic resouces and belongs to Department of Agricultural Research(DAR) of Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation(MOAI), Myanmar. There has conserved totally 20,013 accessions which are conserved 10,108 accessions including 6,302 rice germplasm in short-term storage and 9,905 accessions including 6,250 rice germplasm in middle-term storage. Besides this, Myanmar is interested in the various medicinal plants because of malaria and subtropical diseases. Myanmar`s useful plants listed 1,528 species of 185 families and among them, medicinal plant resources are 59 species of 41 families. And MOI has conserved 517 accessions for the treatment of malaria and 712 accessions for tuberculosis, etc.
주요 말 전염성 질병에 대한 국내 보유마필의 감염현황조사
이영옥,안수환,전영,윤용덕,박봉균,허영,김종만,장환,김용희,설동섭,송지봉,정종기,이근희,김희파,Rhee, Young-ok,An, Soo-hwan,Jeon, Young,Yoon, Yong-dhuk,Park, Bong-kyun,Heo, Young,Kim, Jong-man,Jang, Hwan,Kim, Yong-hee,Sul, Dong-sup,Song, Ji-bo 대한수의학회 1986 大韓獸醫學會誌 Vol.26 No.1
The present surveys were conducted in attempts to investigate the health situation of horses in Korea through mass-screening the samples serologically, bacteriologically and clinically. A total of 575 horses were sampled randomly, comprising 126 from the Korean Horse Affairs Association, 288 from the Korean Equestrian Federation and 161 from the Jeju ponies. Each of the samples taken was tested for diagnoses of 18 horse diseases including African horse sickness. Summarised below are the results obtained from this surveys. 1. From results of the serological survey it is evident that Korea is currently free from African horse sickness, dourine, glanders, vesicular stomatits, equine piroplasmosis, equine viral arteritis, Venezuelan encephalomyelitis and contagious equine metritis. Constant vigilence with strengthened quarantine measures is thus vital for maintaining freedom of any those diseases in Korea. 2. No clinical case was observed with any of signs or symptoms of infectious lymphangitis, anthrax and infestations with ringworm, mange or scab. However, continuous follow-up is required for establishing the evidence of no occurrence of the diseases in Korea. 3. One case of seropositive to equine infectious anemia may fully justify systematic and regular testings for the whole population of horse in Korea. 4. It is manifested that equine rhinopneumonitis, Japanese encephalitis and Getah virus infection are well established in Korea, together with the presence of equine infectious abortion(Salmonella abortus equi). This strongly entails preventive precautions before entry into Korea for the horses participating in the 1986 Asian Games and the 1988 Seoul Olympics.
이학중,남양일,태경희,전영만 대한소화기학회 1978 대한소화기학회지 Vol.10 No.1
A clinical study was done on I04 cases of gallstones who were treated as in-patients at the National Medical Center, Seoul, Korea over a period of 4. 5 years, from Jan. 1974 to July 19i'7 and the following results were obtained. 1. The ratio between male and female was 1: 2. 6 with female preponderance and the peak age incidence were in the 5th and 6th decade. 2. The chief complaints were RUQ pain, epigastric pain, radiating pain, chill and vomiting in order of frequency. RUQ tenderness, fever, jaundice and epigastric tenderness were the most common physical findings in order of frequency. 3. In 60.6% of the cases, the duration of illness was less than 1 year and in 13.5%, more than 10 years. 4. In 68.0% of the cases, the frequency of the biliary colic were less than 3 times. 5. Laboratory findings showed less than 2.0 mg% of total bilirubin in 64.4% of the cases, more than 50% of the direct bilirubin in 83.3%, more than 4 B.U./ml of alkaline phosphatase in 85.6%, less than 40 U/ml of SGOT and SGPT in 51.0% and 58.4% respectively, within normal limits of TTT and prothrombin time in the majority, less than 10g% of Hb in 18.3% and more than 15,000/㎣ of the WBC in 14.4%. 6. In 33.3% of the operated cases the stones were located in the gall bladdler, in 25.6% in the common bile duct, in 5.1% in the intrahepatic duct and in 35.9% in more than 2 places. 7. In X-ray studies, the rates of positive detection were 8.0% in simple abdomen, 7.9% in oral cholecystography, 8.3% in IV cholangiography and 80.0% in percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography. 8. The associated diseases with gallstones were cholecystitis, GB empyema and cholangitis in order of frequency. 9. The mortality rate was 2.9% and the causes of death were acute hepatic failure, postoperative pneumonia and septicemia.