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A pilot-scale microalgal biomass platform produced over 100 milligrams of minor super-carbon-chain compounds, enabling MFBI-based determination of amphidiketol A’s relative and absolute stereochemistry.
- Why it matters: Reliable stereochemical assignment of SCCCs has stalled due to limited material availability and the compounds’ highly flexible, stereocenter-rich structures.
- What they did: Marine dinoflagellates were cultivated in a modern biomass production platform to generate SCCCs, and the modular fragment-based identification approach was used to assign configurations. Amphidiketol A was obtained at 157.7 mg from Amphidinium sp. and analyzed via eleven modular fragments.
- The result: MFBI successfully established amphidiketol A’s relative and absolute configurations, and nine senescence-associated protein targets of amphidiketol A were identified in lung cancer A549 cells.
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