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de Biologie Marine, 1: 421–432.
D' Auria M.-V., Minale L. et Riccio, R., 1993. Polyoxygenated steroids of marine origin.
Chemical Reviews, 93:1839–1895.
Datta A.-K. et Anantheswaran R.-C., 2001. Handbook of Microwave Technology for Food
Applications. Ed. Marcel Dekker, New York, United States.
De Hoffmann E. et Stroobant V., 2005 . Spectrométrie de masse, 3e édition. Dunod, Paris.
De Marino S., Iorizzi M., Palagiano E., Zollo F. et Roussakis C., 1998. Starfish Saponins.
55. Isolation, Structure Elucidation, and Biological Activity of the Steroid Oligoglycosides
from an Antartic Starfish of the Family Asteriidae. Journal of Natural Products, 61: 11.
Demeyer M., De Winter J., Caulier G., Eeckhaut I., Flammang P. et Gerbaux P., 2014.
Molecular diversity and body distribution of saponins in the sea star Asterias rubens by mass
spectrometry. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, 168: 1–11.
Dong G., Xu T., Yang B., Lin X., Zhou X., Yang X. et Liu Y., 2011. Chemical constituents
and bioactivities of starfish. Chemistry & biodiversity, 8(5): 740–791.
De Simone F., Dini A., Finamore E., Minale L., Pizza C., Rucci R., Riccio R. et Zollo F.,
1981. Starfish saponins. Part 5. Structure of seposituside A, a novel steroidal Glycoside from
the starfish Echinaster sepositus. Journal of the Chemical Society, Perkin Trans, I: 1855–
1862.
Di Pietro N. et Di Tonno P., 2016. Pandolfi, A. Carotenoids in cardiovascular disease
prevenction. JSM Atheroscler, 1:1002.
Dressen M., 2009. Microwave heating in fine chemical applications: role of heterogeneity.
Thesis of Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands.
Duc L.-H., Fraser P.D., Tam N.-K.-M et Cutting S.-M., 2006. Carotenoids present in
halotolerant Bacillus spore formers. Fems Microbiology Letters, 255(2): 215–224.
El-Adawi H., Abdel-Fattah Y. et El-Wahab A.-A., 2011. Application of numerical
modeling for optimization of selective hot water extraction of taxifolin from ‘milk
thistle’seeds. African Journal of Biotechnology, 10 (48): 9804–9811.
Cognettl G. et Delavanlt P., 1960. Recherches sur la sexualité d'Echinaste sepositus. Cahiers
de Biologie Marine, 1: 421–432.
D' Auria M.-V., Minale L. et Riccio, R., 1993. Polyoxygenated steroids of marine origin.
Chemical Reviews, 93:1839–1895.
Datta A.-K. et Anantheswaran R.-C., 2001. Handbook of Microwave Technology for Food
Applications. Ed. Marcel Dekker, New York, United States.
De Hoffmann E. et Stroobant V., 2005 . Spectrométrie de masse, 3e édition. Dunod, Paris.
De Marino S., Iorizzi M., Palagiano E., Zollo F. et Roussakis C., 1998. Starfish Saponins.
55. Isolation, Structure Elucidation, and Biological Activity of the Steroid Oligoglycosides
from an Antartic Starfish of the Family Asteriidae. Journal of Natural Products, 61: 11.
Demeyer M., De Winter J., Caulier G., Eeckhaut I., Flammang P. et Gerbaux P., 2014.
Molecular diversity and body distribution of saponins in the sea star Asterias rubens by mass
spectrometry. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, 168: 1–11.
Dong G., Xu T., Yang B., Lin X., Zhou X., Yang X. et Liu Y., 2011. Chemical constituents
and bioactivities of starfish. Chemistry & biodiversity, 8(5): 740–791.
De Simone F., Dini A., Finamore E., Minale L., Pizza C., Rucci R., Riccio R. et Zollo F.,
1981. Starfish saponins. Part 5. Structure of seposituside A, a novel steroidal Glycoside from
the starfish Echinaster sepositus. Journal of the Chemical Society, Perkin Trans, I: 1855–
1862.
Di Pietro N. et Di Tonno P., 2016. Pandolfi, A. Carotenoids in cardiovascular disease
prevenction. JSM Atheroscler, 1:1002.
Dressen M., 2009. Microwave heating in fine chemical applications: role of heterogeneity.
Thesis of Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands.
Duc L.-H., Fraser P.D., Tam N.-K.-M et Cutting S.-M., 2006. Carotenoids present in
halotolerant Bacillus spore formers. Fems Microbiology Letters, 255(2): 215–224.
El-Adawi H., Abdel-Fattah Y. et El-Wahab A.-A., 2011. Application of numerical
modeling for optimization of selective hot water extraction of taxifolin from ‘milk
thistle’seeds. African Journal of Biotechnology, 10 (48): 9804–9811.
