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The structural similarities of lycopene with other common carotenoids is evident in the structure below. | The structural similarities of lycopene with other common carotenoids is evident in the structure below. | ||
{{Image|Carotenoids2.png|center|500px|Some of the carotenoids.}} | {{Image|Carotenoids2.png|center|500px|Some of the carotenoids.}}[[Category:Suggestion Bot Tag]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:00, 14 September 2024
Lycopene is a naturally occurring antioxidant chemical found in some anti-cancer foods, particularly in cooked tomatoes. It is related to a variety of similar compounds referred to as carotenoids which all have the same center structural features.
Relation to other carotenoids
The structural similarities of lycopene with other common carotenoids is evident in the structure below.
