2013Applied Biochemistry and MicrobiologyRequires access

Fungal anthraquinones

N. N. Gessler, A. S. Egorova, T. A. Belozerskaya

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The review is devoted to the characteristics of anthraquinones—a group of pigments of quinoid nature often found in fungi. The distribution of anthraquinones in fungi, the routes of their biosynthesis, and their biological activity are considered.

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The review is devoted to the characteristics of anthraquinones—a group of pigments of quinoid nature often found in fungi. The distribution of anthraquinones in fungi, the routes of their biosynthesis, and their biological activity are considered.

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The review is devoted to the characteristics of anthraquinones—a group of pigments of quinoid nature often found in fungi. The distribution of anthraquinones in fungi, the routes of their biosynthesis, and their biological activity are considered.

Key concepts: Anthraquinones, Chemistry, Biology, Microbiology, Botany

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