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Islanditoxin, a Toxic Metabolite produced by Penicillium islandicum Sopp:Part III. Structure of Islanditoxin
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The structure of islanditoxin is shown to be a cyclic polypeptide, represented by formula (VIII).Abstract:
Islanditoxin is a novel peptide consisted of five amino acids, three of which have been known as normal components of proteins and the remaining two, d-β-phenyl-β-aminopropionic acid and l-dichloroproline have not been encountered previously in nature. The structure of islanditoxin is shown to be a cyclic polypeptide, represented by formula (VIII).read more
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