Titlebook: Carotenoids, Vol. 4: Natural Functions; George Britton,Synn?ve Liaaen-Jensen,Hanspete Pfan Book 2008 Birkh?user Basel 2008 Isomer.Metaboli

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The Maximum Principle: Discrete Time, by molecules such as β-carotene (3) and lycopene (31) not only readily accounts for their colours but also signals the ability of these long-chain polyenes to serve as antenna pigments in diverse photosynthetic systems [.–.].

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Suresh P. Sethi,Gerald L. Thompsonlour only has significance if it is perceived, identified and interpreted by other organisms (animals). In other words, colour is a means of communication, a signal. Now, in this Chapter, this new direction for carotenoid research, behavioural ecology, is highlighted. Various hypotheses that have be

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Applications to Natural Resources,pport our understanding of functions and actions of carotenoids and colouration in fishes and crustaceans. Animal colours may be physical or structural in origin [.], . Tyndall blues and iridescent diffraction colours, or they may be due to pigments, including carotenoids (.).

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The Maximum Principle: Discrete Time, generate products that meet consumers’ demands. An important large-scale application is in poultry farming, where xanthophylls are added to feed to give the golden colour of egg yolk that is so much appreciated. Now, with numerous new applications in human food, in the pharmaceutical industry, and

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What is Optimal Control Theory?,ene chain of the carotenoids is very susceptible to oxidative breakdown, which may be enzymic or non-enzymic. Central cleavage gives C. compounds, retinoids, as described in .. Cleavage at other positions gives smaller fragments, notably C., C. and C. compounds that retain the carotenoid end group.

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