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Bromoindirubins: the synthesis and properties of minor components of Tyrian purple and the composition of the colorant from Nucella lapillus
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  • 1909Über den Farbstoff des antiken Purpurs aus murex brandaris131 cited
  • 2023Dyes in History and Archaeology 41127 cited
  • 1974Tyrian purple: an ancient dye, a modern problem99 cited
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  • 2011High performance liquid chromatography of slightly soluble brominated indigoids from Tyrian purple29 cited
  • 2011Analysis of Indigo-type compounds in natural dyes by negative ion atmospheric pressure photoionization mass spectrometry26 cited

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