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| Since some flavonoids, such as anthocyanins and deoxyanthocyanins, are natural colorants, their efficient and economical production through microbial synthesis will allow their use as alternatives to synthetic dyes, which may have adverse health effects. The dye has largely been replaced by synthetic dyes for fabrics, but it is still used in high-quality red inks. Machine weaving in the late 1700s and synthetic dyes (mid-1800s) transformed carpet making from craft to industry. |
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