Prediction and Identification of Biochemical Pathway of Acteoside from Whole Genome Sequences of Abeliophyllum Distichum Nakai, Cultivar Ok Hwang 1ho
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Park, Jaeho
(Department of Pharmaceutical Science, JungWon University)
Xi, Hong (InfoBoss Co., Ltd. & InfoBoss Research Center) Han, Jiyun (InfoBoss Co., Ltd. & InfoBoss Research Center) Lee, Jeongmin (InfoBoss Co., Ltd. & InfoBoss Research Center) Kim, Yongsung (InfoBoss Co., Ltd. & InfoBoss Research Center) Lee, Jun-mi (InfoBoss Co., Ltd. & InfoBoss Research Center) Son, Janghyuk (InfoBoss Co., Ltd. & InfoBoss Research Center) Ahn, Joungjwa (Department of Food Science & Technology, JungWon University) Jang, Taewon (Department of Medicinal Plant Resources, Andong National University) Choi, Jisoo (Department of Pharmaceutical Science, JungWon University) Park, Jongsun (InfoBoss Co., Ltd. & InfoBoss Research Center) |
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