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Hydroxycinnamate conjugates as potential monolignol replacements: in vitro lignification and cell wall studies with rosmarinic acid

Tobimatsu et al., 2012

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5455978954312659234
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Tobimatsu Y
Elumalai S
Grabber J
Davidson C
Pan X
Ralph J
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ChemSusChem

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The plasticity of lignin biosynthesis should permit the inclusion of new compatible phenolic monomers, such as rosmarinic acid (RA) and analogous catechol derivatives, into cell‐wall lignins that are consequently less recalcitrant to biomass processing. In vitro lignin …
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