Naturally occurring quinones
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Naturally occurring quinones
Academic Press, 1971
2nd ed
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Okayama University Institute of Plant Science and Resources Branch Library植物研図
154/209205000220448
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Naturally Occurring Quinones aims to discuss where quinones, a major group of organic compounds that are considered as pigments, can be found in nature. The book also explains its significance in chemistry and other related fields. The text also mentions the different plant and animal origins of these compounds. The book covers the biogenesis and distribution of these organic compounds; their identification and spectra; and the different kinds of quinolones, which include benzoquinones, naphthaquinones, julichromes, and laccaic acids. The text also elaborates on anthracyclinones and their stereochemistry; extended quinolones, including elsinochromes, erythroaphins, xanthoaphins, chrysoaphins, and aphinins; and miscellaneous quinolones, such as royleanones, tanshinones, isotanshinones, and mitomycins. The text is recommended for students and practitioners in the field of chemistry, biochemistry, and biology, especially those who want to further understand quinolones, their importance in nature and different species, and their possible uses.
Table of Contents
PrefaceAcknowledgements1. Distribution and Biogenesis2. Identification3. Benzoquinones4. Naphthaquinones5. Anthraquinones6. Anthracyclinones7. Extended Quinones8. Miscellaneous QuinonesAppendixAuthor IndexBotanical IndexZoological IndexSubject Index
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