2004Marine DrugsOpen access

Fucoxanthin and Its Metabolites in Edible Brown Algae Cultivated in Deep Seawater

Kanami Mori‐Yasumoto, Takashi Ooi, Masanori Hiraoka, Naohiro Oka, Hideyuki Hamada, Mitsumasa Tamura, Takenori Kusumi

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Three metabolites of fucoxanthin were isolated from a brown alga, Scytosiphon lomentaria, and the structure of a new compound was determined by NMR. The content of fucoxanthin, a biologically active carotenoid, in four edible brown algae, cultivated in deep seawater, was studied.

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Three metabolites of fucoxanthin were isolated from a brown alga, Scytosiphon lomentaria, and the structure of a new compound was determined by NMR. The content of fucoxanthin, a biologically active carotenoid, in four edible brown algae, cultivated in deep seawater, was studied.

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Three metabolites of fucoxanthin were isolated from a brown alga, Scytosiphon lomentaria, and the structure of a new compound was determined by NMR. The content of fucoxanthin, a biologically active carotenoid, in four edible brown algae, cultivated in deep seawater, was studied.

Key concepts: Fucoxanthin, Brown algae, Algae, Carotenoid, Botany, Seawater, Biology, Chlorophyta

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