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Naturally occurring organohalogen compounds
xv, 613 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 24 cm.
Origins: Marine environment.-- Terrestrial environment.-- Extraterrestrial environment.-- Occurrence: Simple alkanes.-- Simple functionalized acyclic organohalogens.-- Simple functionalized cyclic organohalogens.-- Terpenes.-- Steroids.-- Marine nonterpenes: C15 acetogenins.-- Iridoids.-- Lipids and fatty acids.-- Fluorine-contaning carboxylic acids.-- Prostaglandins.-- Furanones.-- Amino acids and peptides.-- Alkaloids.-- Heterocycles.-- Polyacetylenes.-- Enediynes.-- Macrolides and polyethers.-- Naphthaoquinones, higher quinones, and related compounds.-- Tetracyclines.-- Aromatics.-- Simple phenols.-- Complex phenols.-- Glycopeptides.-- Orthosomycins.-- Dioxins and dibenzofurans.-- Humic acids.-- Biohalogentation: Introduction.-- Chloroperoxidase.-- Bromoperoxidase.-- Halogenases, other haloperoxidases and peroxidases.-- Myeloperoxidase.-- Abiotic processes.-- Biofluorination.-- Biosynthesis.-- Biodegredation.-- Natural Function.-- Significance.-- Outlook.
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.