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NATURAL PRODUCTS CHEMISTRY APPLIED TO AQUACULTURE: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY REVIEW

Journal

QUIMICA NOVA
Volume 37, Issue 3, Pages 513-520

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SOC BRASILEIRA QUIMICA
DOI: 10.5935/0100-4042.20140084

Keywords

secondary metabolites; bioactive substances; high value-added compounds

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This review sought to highlight the importance of natural products versus synthetic products, as bioactive molecules, towards the development of better management practices in aquaculture. The nature, structure, activity, and applications of these naturally-occurring high value-added compounds are described, as well as the methodology used for their study. Examples include the well-known rotenone, eugenol, forskolin, isatin, malyngamide, chlorodesmine, pachydictyol, fimbrolide, and other potentially active molecules in aquaculture.

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