Key to Xenobiotic Carotenoids
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Historical Remarks
3. Selection Criteria
4. Nomenclature
5. Conclusions
6. List of Xenobiotic Carotenoids
6.1. Halogen-Carotenoids
6.1.1. Fluorine F
6.1.2. Chlorine Cl
6.1.3. Bromine Br
6.1.4. Iodine I
6.2. Silicon-Carotenoids Si
6.3. Nitrogen-Carotenoids N
6.3. Chalcogen-Carotenoids
6.3.1. Sulfur S
6.3.1. Selenium Se
6.4. Combinations
6.4.1. Nitrogen, Sulfur N,S
6.5. Iron Fe
6.6. Heterocycle Carotenoids
6.6.1. N-heterocycle ◉N
6.6.2. S-heterocycle ◉S
6.6.3. N,S-heterocycle ◉N,S
Acknowledgements
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