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Revision as of 09:50, 23 September 2013
- Why Aspergillus nigem?
- Secondary metabolites
- Toolbox
- Host engineering
- Summary
- Safety introduction
- General safety
- Fungi-related safety
- Biosafety Regulation
- Safety Improvement Suggestions
- Safety of the Application
Secondary metabolites
Exploiting the therapic potential from fungi
Natural products
Secondary metabolites are the products of metabolism not essential for normal growth, development or reproduction of an organism. They meet the secondary requirements of the producing organisms, empower them to survive interspecies competition, provide defensive mechanisms and facilitate reproductive processes. Well known sources of secondary metabolites are plants, bacteria, fungi and marine organisms such as sponges, tunicates, corals and snails.
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