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    Biotechnological approaches for producing aryltetralin lignans from Linum species

    The genus Linum includes more than 230 globally distributed species, which have attracted great interest as they grow rapidly and are already sources of commercially important products, e.g. flax and linseed oil....

    S. Malik, O. Bíba, J. Grúz, R. R. J. Arroo, M. Strnad in Phytochemistry Reviews (2014)

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    Pinoresinol–lariciresinol reductase gene expression and secoisolariciresinol diglucoside accumulation in develo** flax (Linum usitatissimum) seeds

    The transcription activity of the pinoresinol–lariciresinol reductase (PLR) gene of Linum usitatissimum (so-called LuPLR), a key gene in lignan synthesis, was studied by RT-PCR and promoter–reporter transgenesis....

    C. Hano, I. Martin, O. Fliniaux, B. Legrand, L. Gutierrez, R. R. J. Arroo… in Planta (2006)

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    Plant cell factories as a source for anti-cancer lignans

    The review places podophyllotoxin, a powerful anti-cancer material used in clinical treatment of small cell cancers, in focus. The economical synthesis of podophyllotoxin is not feasible and demand for this ma...

    R.R.J. Arroo, A.W. Alfermann, M. Medarde, M. Petersen, N. Pras… in Phytochemistry Reviews (2002)

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    Molecular and metabolic control of secondary metabolism

    Secondary metabolism is restricted to specific places in the plant. The concentrations of precursors and end products are the determining factors in the metabolic control of synthesis and breakdown of the comp...

    A. F. Croes, J. J. M. R. Jacobs, R. R. J. Arroo… in Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture (1995)

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    Molecular and Metabolic Control of Secondary Metabolism in Tagetes

    Secondary metabolism is confined to specialized cell types at specific places in the plant. The concentrations of precursors and end products are determining factors in the metabolic control of synthesis and b...

    A. F. Croes, J. J. M. R. Jacobs… in Current Issues in Plant Molecular and Cell… (1995)

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    Thiophene interconversion in elicitor-treated roots ofTagetes patula L.

    Thiophenes are polyacetylene-related heterocyclic metabolites. Some of these compounds are phototoxic, but the bithiophenes occurring inTagetes mainly accumulate in the root where photo-activation is not likely t...

    R. R. J. Arroo, A. P. M. De Brouwer, A. F. Croes, G. J. Wullems in Plant Cell Reports (1995)

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    Abstracts of posters

    R. R. J. Arroo, A. P. M. de Brouwer, J. J. M. R. Jacobs… in Pharmacy World and Science (1993)

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    Effect of auxin on thiophene synthesis and root morphology in Tagetes patula hairy root cultures

    The production of secondary metabolites often depends on the organization of plant cells into a morphologically differentiated state (Luckner, 1980; Wier-mann, 1981; Rhodes et al., 1987; Yeoman, 1987). This re...

    R. R. J. Arroo, H. Meijers, A. Develi, A. F. Croes… in Progress in Plant Growth Regulation (1992)

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    Cellular Aspects of Thiophene Accumulation in Relation to Root Differentiation

    A great variety of compounds that are not primarily involved in growth and functioning of the plant cell, are synthesized via the complex pathways of secondary metabolism. There is considerable evidence for a ...

    R. R. J. Arroo, H. Kenkel, H. Meijers… in Progress in Plant Cellular and Molecular B… (1990)