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. 2011 Jan 1;22(1):153–164. doi: 10.1091/mbc.E10-08-0732

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FIGURE 3: — candA mutant secondary metabolites. (A) Secondary metabolite production of ΔcandA-N (AGB264), ΔcandA-C (AGB262), ΔcandA-N/ΔcandA-C (AGB268), and wild type (wt, AGB160) grown for 10 d on an NH₄ nitrogen source in the dark. (B) Metabolite pattern of ΔcandA-C and wild type (wt) grown in medium containing NH₄ or NO₃ in the dark (d) or light (l). (C) Crude extract and isolated and identified substances (lane 1–5) (left) and chemical structure (right) 1, Orcinol; 2, Violaceol II; 3, Violaceol I; 4, Cordyol C; and 5, Diorcinol. (A/B) Thin-layer chromatography MeOH:H₂O (7:3) developed with anisaldehyde. (D) Summary of substances.