Uptake and Metabolism of Antibiotically Active Constituents from the Sponge<i>Verongia aerophoba</i>by the Marine Gastropod<i>Tylodina perversa</i>

Kreis, Patricia; Teeyapant, R.; Zschocke, S.; Wray, Victor; Witte, Larry; Hacker, J.; Proksch, Peter

doi:10.1055/s-2006-961574

Planta Med

1992

DOI: 10.1055/s-2006-961574

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Uptake and Metabolism of Antibiotically Active Constituents from the SpongeVerongia aerophobaby the Marine GastropodTylodina perversa

Patricia Kreis¹,

R. Teeyapant²,

S. Zschocke³

et al.

Abstract: ShortLectures 1 mg/mi but they moduiate binding of bFGF at a concentration of 200 pg/mi.

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Uptake and Metabolism of Antibiotically Active Constituents from the SpongeVerongia aerophobaby the Marine GastropodTylodina perversa

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