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Poster

PPMP021

5-Keto-D-Fructose, a natural diketone and potential sugar substitute, significantly reduces the viability of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells

Presented in

Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism

Poster topics

Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism

Authors

Anna Paulina König (Bonn, DE), Dr. Marcel Hövels (Bonn, DE), Nicole Gallala (Bonn, DE), Samara Lisa Keriakes (Bonn, DE), Jacqueline Schiessl (Bonn, DE), Tobias Laporte (Bonn, DE), Dr. Konrad Kosciow (Bonn, DE), Prof. Dr. Uwe Deppenmeier (Bonn, DE)