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Genomics‐Driven Discovery of Burkholderic Acid, a Noncanonical, Cryptic Polyketide from Human Pathogenic <i>Burkholderia</i> Species

2012-10-10

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Geheimnis gelüftet: Der Promotoraustausch in einem kryptischen Biosynthese-Gencluster, das in bestimmten pathogenen Burkholderia-Arten konserviert ist, führte zu einem instabilen, strukturell beispiellosen Polyketid (1). Markierungs- und Geninaktivierungs-Experimente sowie Bioinformatik-Analysen liefern erste Erkenntnisse zu einem faszinierenden Polyketid-Syntheseweg.

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4395b045-954a-5920-95b9-7e70dfe0420c
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10.1002/ange.201205566
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