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Bacterial secondary metabolite biosynthetic potential in soil varies with phylum, depth, and vegetation type

2019-10-25

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Bacteria isolated from soils are major sources of specialized metabolites, including antibiotics and other compounds with clinical value that likely shape interactions among microbial community members and impact biogeochemical cycles. Yet, isolated lineages represent a small fraction of all soil bacterial diversity. It remains unclear how the production of specialized metabolites varies across the phylogenetic di...

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db063538-8f16-57fb-95ae-8506a27af95d
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10.1101/818815
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