An auxin controls bacterial antibiotics production

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The majority of clinically used antibiotics originate from bacteria. As the need for new antibiotics grows, large-scale genome sequencing and mining approaches are being used to identify novel antibiotics. However, this task is hampered by the fact that many antibiotic biosynthetic clusters are not expressed under laboratory conditions. One strategy to overcome this limitation is the identification of signals...

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