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Plant Cells as Producers of Secondary Compounds

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Plant Cell Biotechnology

Abstract

In addition to metabolic products common to all organisms, e.g. nucleotides, nucleic and amino acids, proteins and carbohydrates, the so-called primary metabolic products, there are specialized products originally (pre-1950) found exclusively in plants, though not in all plants.

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