Titlebook: Bioorganic Marine Chemistry; Paul J. Scheuer Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Amino acid.Tide.biochemist

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Conference proceedings 1989f peptides are discussed in separate chapters. Biologists who have observed and described the mating behavior of diverse species of marine invertebrates have long surmised that a chemical mechanism might be operating in many cases of individual as well as mass fertilization. The chemical activators

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Christof W. Schneider,Thomas Lippert been isolated from cone shell venoms: . (geographutoxins I and II, .-, .-, and .-conotoxins), . (striatoxin), . (myotoxin MgTX), . (eburnetoxin), . (tessulatoxin), . (arachidonic acid). We also discuss the growing importance of these stinging toxins as tools for studies aimed at elucidating the function of ion channels.

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0935-7092 d coworkers serves as an introduction to marine-derived peptides. It is arranged phyletically and encompasses the entire range from dipeptides to a compound with 95 amino acid residues. Peptides involved in primary metabolism and hence belonging to the realm of macromolecular biochemistry are exclud

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Epibiosis of Marine Algae and Benthic Invertebrates: Natural Products Chemistry and Other Mechanismr an organism in being fouled, variation in the defenses utilized by an organism and the likelihood of misinterpreting interactions among organisms. The study of natural antifouling defenses is an emerging field offering important theoretical and economic spin-offs.