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Science (New York, N.Y.)|March 11, 1983
Dorid nudibranch elaborates its own chemical defenseG Cimino, S DE Rosa, S DE Stefano, et al.The Biochemical Journal|November 1, 1989
Biosynthesis and metabolism of 9-[5'-deoxy-5'-(methylthio)-beta-D-xylofuranosyl]adenine, a novel natural analogue of methylthioadenosineM Porcelli, G Cacciapuoti, G Cimino, et al.Journal of Natural Products|March 1, 1987
Insect antifeedant activity and hot taste for humans of selected natural and synthetic 1,4-dialdehydesV Caprioli, G Cimino, R Colle, et al.Experientia|December 15, 1977
Metabolism in porifera. VII. Conversion of [7,7-3H2]-fucosterol into calysterol by the sponge Calyx niceaensisL Minale, R Riccio, O Scalona, et al.Experientia|January 15, 1991
A marine mollusc provides the first example of in vivo storage of prostaglandins: prostaglandin-1,15-lactonesG Cimino, A Crispino, V Di Marzo, et al.The Biochemical Journal|February 1, 1991
A novel multifunctional metabolic pathway in a marine mollusc leads to unprecedented prostaglandin derivatives (prostaglandin 1,15-lactones)V Di Marzo, G Cimino, A Crispino, et al.Journal of Natural Products|July 1, 1992
4-acetylaplykurodin B and aplykurodinone B, two ichthyotoxic degraded sterols from the Mediterranean mollusk Aplysia fasciataA Spinella, M Gavagnin, A Crispino, et al.Experientia|January 15, 1991
Kelletinin I and kelletinin A from the marine mollusc Buccinulum corneum are inhibitors of eukaryotic DNA polymerase alphaP Orlando, F Carretta, P Grippo, et al.Journal of Natural Products|April 1, 1993
Paniceins and related sesquiterpenoids from the Mediterranean sponge Reniera fulvaA Casapullo, L Minale, F ZolloJournal of Natural Products|September 1, 1994
Four new dimeric peptide alkaloids, anchinopeptolides B-D, and cycloanchinopeptolide C, congeners of anchinopeptolide A, from the Mediterranean marine sponge Anchinoe tenaciorA Casapullo, L Minale, F ZolloPageof 20