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Taxol from fungal endophytes and the issue of biodiversity

1996-11-01

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Fungi represent one of the most understudied and diverse group of organisms. Commonly, these organisms make associations with higher life forms and may proceed to biochemically mimic the host organism. An excellent example of this is the anticancer drug, taxol, which had been previously supposed to occur only in the plant genusTaxus (yew). However, taxol has been reported in a novel endophytic fungus—Taxomyces and...

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75e9c566-849a-5144-bd82-407635ffed7a
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10.1007/bf01574772
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