In the last decades the increasing awareness by the scientific community of the importance to exploit natural resources for the finding of new bioactive products has stimulated a huge research activity concerning the marine biological resources, and advanced strategies have been developed for investigations on microbial metabolomics. Gas chromatography coupled to mass spectrometry represents a valuable technology in this respect. The present review considers general GC–MS approaches to be adopted in investigations on fungal metabolomics, and more particularly the outcomes concerning marine-derived strains of Aspergillus, representing the most widespread genus of Ascomycetes fungi reported from the sea.
GC–MS approaches for the screening of metabolites produced by marine-derived Aspergillus / Salvatore, MARIA MICHELA; Nicoletti, Rosario; Salvatore, Francesco; Naviglio, Daniele; Andolfi, Anna. - In: MARINE CHEMISTRY. - ISSN 0304-4203. - 206:(2018), pp. 19-33. [10.1016/j.marchem.2018.08.003]
GC–MS approaches for the screening of metabolites produced by marine-derived Aspergillus
Salvatore Maria MichelaWriting – Review & Editing
;Salvatore FrancescoMembro del Collaboration Group
;Naviglio DanieleMembro del Collaboration Group
;Andolfi Anna
Supervision
2018
Abstract
In the last decades the increasing awareness by the scientific community of the importance to exploit natural resources for the finding of new bioactive products has stimulated a huge research activity concerning the marine biological resources, and advanced strategies have been developed for investigations on microbial metabolomics. Gas chromatography coupled to mass spectrometry represents a valuable technology in this respect. The present review considers general GC–MS approaches to be adopted in investigations on fungal metabolomics, and more particularly the outcomes concerning marine-derived strains of Aspergillus, representing the most widespread genus of Ascomycetes fungi reported from the sea.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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