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The 40 pages that link to Carotenoid, each with the reason it gives.

• Vitamin ANarrower topic: Some carotenoids supply vitamin A after conversion, while others do not.

• SaffronNarrower topic: Crocin belongs to this pigment family, which also includes beta-carotene.

• Beta-caroteneNarrower topic: Beta-carotene belongs to this pigment family and shares its light-absorbing structure.

• LuteinNarrower topic: Lutein is one member of this broader pigment family.

• Richard KuhnNarrower topic: These pigments were central subjects in Kuhn’s research and Nobel-recognized investigations.

• FucoxanthinNarrower topic: Fucoxanthin is a distinctive member of this pigment family.

• LycopeneNarrower topic: Lycopene belongs to this pigment family, whose members differ in structure and color.

• ZeaxanthinNarrower topic: Zeaxanthin belongs to this pigment family, whose conjugated structures absorb visible light.

• Paul KarrerNarrower topic: Their molecular structures were a central subject of Karrer’s early research.

• AstaxanthinNarrower topic: Astaxanthin belongs to this pigment family, whose shared structure absorbs visible light.

• StrigolactoneNarrower topic: Strigolactone biosynthesis begins with carotenoid substrates.