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Dewick, chapter 7, pp. 421-454.
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Polyketide Biosynthesis |
Dewick, chapter 3, pp. 60-117.
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Glycosylation and Halogenation |
Dewick, chapter 8, pp. 465-485. |
Aromatic Polyketide Biosynthesis |
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Saccharide Biosynthesis |
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Shikimic Acid |
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Alkaloids |
Dewick, chapter 6, pp. 291-337, 368-376, and 393-396. |
Terpene Biosynthesis |
Dewick, chapter 5, pp. 167-186, and 191-219.
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