Unique Enzyme Could Lead To Novel Antibiotics# ChemEng - 化学工程
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August 23, 2007
Also appeared in print Aug. 27, 2007, p. 12
ACS Meeting News
Unique Enzyme Could Lead To Novel Antibiotics
Promiscuous transglutaminase in andrimid biosynthesis might yield improved analogs
Amanda Yarnell
Recent efforts to characterize an unusual catalyst in the enzymatic assembly line dedicated to andrimid production could lead to new, improved analogs of this antibiotic, researchers reported at the ACS national meeting in Boston this week.
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Also appeared in print Aug. 27, 2007, p. 12
ACS Meeting News
Unique Enzyme Could Lead To Novel Antibiotics
Promiscuous transglutaminase in andrimid biosynthesis might yield improved analogs
Amanda Yarnell
Recent efforts to characterize an unusual catalyst in the enzymatic assembly line dedicated to andrimid production could lead to new, improved analogs of this antibiotic, researchers reported at the ACS national meeting in Boston this week.
AN ENZYME OF INTEREST AdmF creates