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Marine myxobacteria as a source of antibiotics--comparison of physiology, polyketide-type genes and antibiotic production of three new isolates of Enhygromyxa salina.

Marine drugs - 3 Sept 2010

Schäberle Till F, Goralski Emilie, Neu Edith, Erol Ozlem, Hölzl Georg, Dörmann Peter, Bierbaum Gabriele, König Gabriele M

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Three myxobacterial strains, designated SWB004, SWB005 and SWB006, were obtained from beach sand samples from the Pacific Ocean and the North Sea. The strains were cultivated in salt water containing media and subjected to studies to determine their taxonomic status, the presence of genes for the biosynthesis of polyketides and antibiotic production. 16S rDNA sequence analysis revealed the type strain Enhygromyxa...

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PMID: 20948900
DOI: 10.3390/md8092466
PMCID: PMC2953396

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