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January 1, 2025Studies in MycologyOpen Access

Chemodiversity of Penicillium isolated from alpine and arctic environments, including ten new species

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This research seeks to explore the chemical diversity of Penicillium species isolated from extreme environments, specifically alpine and arctic regions.
Isolation of Penicillium species from alpine and arctic environments
Chemical analysis using MS-FINDER and GNPS for compound identification
In silico prediction of MS2 spectra for various metabolites
Identification of ten new species of Penicillium
Characterization of multiple new chemical compounds such as asperfuran and cycloaspeptides
Demonstrated diversity in compounds including fungal statins and penitrem

Implication

Research identifies new species of Penicillium and classifies novel compounds in unique environments, indicating significant biodiversity.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/699fe39d95ddcd3a253e7ac3 https://doi.org/10.3114/sim.2025.112.03_supp

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