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Terpenes

Terpenes are build up by C5 isoprene units and have no functional groups. However, they may be glycosidically bound or might be linked to other groups (alcohols, aldehydes, ethers, ketones, acids and esters), which then carry functional groups. These functionalized terpenes are called terpenoids. The distinction between terpenes and terpenoids …</description>
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The class of essential oils includes compounds of similar physical and chemical properties. Essential oils consist of several ingredients, mainly of monoterpenes. They are liquid and volatile. They contain fragrances that give the essential oil and thus their plant its characteristic scent.</description>
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Polyketides are natural products which are biosynthesized by the polyketide pathway. This common synthetic branched rapidly, thus forming a heterogeneous group of natural substances. In addition to the polyketides from plants polyketides from marine animals such as jellyfish and sponges play an important role in modern drug research.</description>
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In this section plant steroids are described. Steroids also occur in humans and animals and play there an important role in the maintenance of body functions. One example is cholesterol.

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