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Biosynthesis states that the first step is catalysed by CYP92B3 & 79B3 but the diagram has CYP79B2 & B3 instead

using NADPH and molecular Oxygen - oxygen should not be capitalized

to create a proposed the intermediate - delete the

Biosynthesis diagram - Indole-3-acetaldehyde is Indole-3-acetaldoxime

The S-alkylthiohydroximate Derivative is missing a CH2 above the S

Glucobrassicin is shown as a charged ion; the isolated form will be neutral (with either a H (as in the main article) or a cation (i.e., Na+) added) - Wikipedia is extremely inconsistent about this

The reactions are all shown as reversible; many are not

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