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Dictionary » O » Orcinol OrcinolDefinition noun, plural: A phenolic organic compound with the molecular formula of C7H8O2, and naturally occurs in some species of lichens. Supplement Orcinol may be obtained from some species of lichens such as Lecanora tinctoria and Rocella tinctoria for use in the production of the natural dye, orcein, and for use as a reagent in chemical tests such as Bial's orcinol test.
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Results from our forummutation of psbThat should've been keto- glucuronate , not glutarate (which may or may not be orcinol-positive, but isn't a sugar anyway).
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mutation of psb... acid. I would guess there’s HPLC and/or spectrophotometric/colorimetric assays. Keto-glutarate, for example, is (if I remember correctly) an orcinol-positive sugar, but then so are many sugars so if it needs to be specific, there has to be some sort of separation before quantitation.
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