Antitumor astins originate from the fungal endophyte <i>Cyanodermella asteris</i> living within the medicinal plant <i>Aster tataricus</i>
Thomas Schafhauser(Technische Universität Dresden), Jutta Ludwig‐Müller(Technische Universität Dresden), Norbert Kirchner(University of Tübingen), Wolfgang Wohlleben(University of Tübingen), Linda A. Jahn(Technische Universität Dresden), Liane Flor(Technische Universität Dresden), Karl‐Heinz van Pée(Technische Universität Dresden), Andreas Kulik(University of Tübingen), David P. Fewer(University of Helsinki), Kaarina Sivonen(University of Helsinki), Thibault Caradec(Université de Lille), Willem J. H. van Berkel(Wageningen University & Research), Tilmann Weber(Novo Nordisk Foundation), Alexander Lang(Technische Universität Dresden), Philippe Jacques(Association des Operateurs Postaux Publics Europeens), Harald Gross(University of Tübingen)
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