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A newly isolated human intestinal bacterium strain capable of deglycosylating flavone C-glycosides and its functional properties.

Shiqi Zheng | Di Geng | Shuangyue Liu | Qingqing Wang | Siqi Liu | Rufeng Wang
Microbial cell factories | 2019

Flavone C-glycosides are difficult to be deglycosylated using traditional chemical methods due to their solid carbon-carbon bond between sugar moieties and aglycones; however, some bacteria may easily cleave this bond because they generate various specific enzymes.

Pubmed ID: 31138294

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