The distribution of fungal molecules PF1140, asperphenamate, and alantolactone (A) and cyanobacterial molecules (chlorophyll and heterocyst glycolipid)

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The distribution of fungal molecules PF1140, asperphenamate, and alantolactone (A) and cyanobacterial molecules (chlorophyll and heterocyst glycolipid) (B) and a representative member of the molecular family of compounds with spectral similarity to lupeol is shown. The distribution of fungal molecules PF1140, asperphenamate, and alantolactone(A) and cyanobacterial molecules (chlorophyll and heterocyst glycolipid) (B) and a representative member of the molecular family of compounds with spectral similarity to lupeol is shown. The complete overlap of cyanobacterial chlorophyll pigment (green) and heterocyst glycolipid (red) results in cyanobacteria appearing yellow. Neha Garg et al. mSystems 2016; doi:10.1128/mSystems.00139-16