Oxygenated Polyketides from Plakinastrella mamillaris as a New Chemotype of PXR Agonists
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G. Bifulco | A. Zampella | S. Fiorucci | Carmen Festa | M. V. D’Auria | C. D’Amore | B. Renga | G. Lauro | S. De Marino | C. D'Amore
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