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Analysis of ambergris tincture

Flavour and Fragrance Journal, 2004
AbstractThis is a report of the detection of 13‐ethoxy‐8α,13‐epoxy‐14,15,16‐trinorlabdane (1) and 12‐ethoxy‐8α,12‐epoxy‐13,14,15,16‐tetranorlabdane (2), hitherto unidentified and considered as degradation products of ambrein, among 31 constituents found by analysis of ambergris tincture. Copyright © 2004 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
K. Awano, S. Ishizaki, O. Takazawa, T. Kitahara   +3 more
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Ambergris

Notes and Queries, 1931
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Ambergris: The Search for Its Origin

Isis, 1982
A MBERGRIS is a rare wax-like pathological growth found in the stomach and intestines of the sperm whale (Physeter catodon). Its origin is still uncertain, but the condition may be due to the irritation caused by certain indigestible food, especially when the whale has been feeding on cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis), a favorite food.
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Analyses of Samples of Ambergris

Nature, 1962
IN 1953, Dr. Robert Clarke while on board the whaling factory ship Southern Harvester found inside a sperm whale a boulder of ambergris weighing 926 lb.1. Through the kindness of the owners, Messrs. Chr. Salvesen and Co., of Leith, six samples were taken from places in the boulder, the positions being marked on Figs.
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Biosynthesis of ambrein in ambergris: evidence from isotopic data and identification of possible intermediates

Natural Product Research, 2021
Paul Sutton, Steven Rowland
exaly  

Ambergris

Notes and Queries, 1936
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Ambergris

Scientific American, 1904
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Ambergris

2020
K. Gopakumar, Balagopal Gopakumar
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Volatile and semi-volatile components of jetsam ambergris

Natural Product Research, 2020
William Robson, Paul Sutton, Michael J Wilde   +2 more
exaly  

The age of ambergris

Natural Product Research, 2019
Paul Sutton, Timothy Knowles, Steven Rowland   +2 more
exaly