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Biologically Active Natural 2'-Hydroxychalcones

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The study provides modern data from the literature on the results of research in the field of flavonoids of medicinal plants. Systematization was carried out according to the most common structures of the isolated 2'-hydroxychalcones and their derivatives from 59 sources of natural raw materials. The data on the features of biogenesis, general characteristics, possible functions, biological properties and aspects of practical application are presented.

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Ismailova, G.O., Yuldashev, N.M., Akbarhodjaeva, K.N. et al. Biologically Active Natural 2'-Hydroxychalcones. Russ J Bioorg Chem 47, 660–669 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1068162021030080

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