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In vivo oxidative coupling of anilines and phenolic anilines

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Im Kern markierte14C-Anthranilsäure und Derivate wurden an Mikroorganismen, die Phenazin- und Phenoxazon-Farbstoffe produzieren, verfüttert. Der erfolgte Einbau beweist die oxydative Kupplung von Anilinen und phenolischen Anilinen in vivo.

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  1. Department of Chemistry, Eastern New Mexico University, Portales, New Mexico, USA

    U. Hollstein, R. A. Burton & J. A. White

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This work was supported by Grant GB-2290 of the National Science Foundation.

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Hollstein, U., Burton, R.A. & White, J.A. In vivo oxidative coupling of anilines and phenolic anilines. Experientia 22, 210–211 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01900911

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