Antimicrobial gastrodin derivatives isolated from Bacopa procumbens
Authors:
- Manasés González-CortazarManasés González-Cortazar
- Valentín López-GayouValentín López-Gayou
- Jaime TortorielloJTJaime Tortoriello
- Blanca E. Domínguez-MendozaBDBlanca E. Domínguez-Mendoza
- Ada M. Ríos-CortesARAda M. Ríos-Cortes
- Raúl Delgado-MacuilRDRaúl Delgado-Macuil
- Elías E. Hernández-BetetaEHElías E. Hernández-Beteta
- Ever A. Blé-GonzálezEBEver A. Blé-González
- Alejandro ZamilpaAlejandro Zamilpa
- 1 June 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Phytochemistry Letters
- Vol. 31, 33-38
Abstract
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Funding Information
- General Coordination of Postgraduate Studies and Research of Instituto Politecnico Nacional (SIP20170554, SIP20160111)
- CONACyT (CB254412)
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