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Using genome mining and mutagenesis to develop new drugs

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Microorganisms produce a multitude of substances that could potentially serve as active agents against bacteria and fungi. An international research team has identified and optimized enzymes that can specifically produce a specific functional group of such natural substances. This expands the scope...
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Using genome mining and mutagenesis to develop new drugs

Microorganisms produce a multitude of substances that could potentially serve as active agents against bacteria and fungi. An international research team has identified and optimized enzymes that can specifically produce a specific functional group of such natural substances. This expands the scope...

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bionity.com broke the news in on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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