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Biosynthetic studies on chlorinated indoles in Vicia faba

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We identified L-4-chlorotriptophan (L-4-Cl-Trp) in two week old plants of Vicia faba. Deuterium labeled indole was incorporated to 4-chloroindole in these plants. Deuterium labeled L- and D-4-Cl-Trp were both synthesized and, when supplied to the plants only L-4-Cl-Trp was incorporated to 4-Cl-indoleacetic acid, although the incorporation ratio was very low.

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Manabe, K., Higashi, M., Hatori, M. et al. Biosynthetic studies on chlorinated indoles in Vicia faba. Plant Growth Regulation 27, 15–19 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1006013718985

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