Titlebook: Genetics and Product Formation in Streptomyces; Book 1991

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Molecular Genetics of Oxytetracycline Production by ,

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Antibiotic Resistance: Present State and Prospects, 1986; Levy and Novick, 1986) and that, in contrast, our knowledge on the interplay between antibiotic action, resistance development and regulation of antibiotic production is very poor. Our current view on the scenery might change considerably, whenever we know more about the origin and function

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Evolution of Antibiotic Resistance and Production Genes in Streptomycetesr the respective — mostly ribosomal targeted — antibiotics and the concomitant gathering of genes to larger clusters (Piepersberg et al., 1988). Also, they could be derived from other control genes such as for regulatory protein kinases or for ribosomal processing.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-67710-0tabolite yield. It might therefore be the case that where a primary metabolite is used in secondary metabolite synthesis, its own formation is subject to controls over and above those that apply when this is not so.

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Das Big-Data-Glaubenssystem (BDGS),nd functionally distinct regions (reviewed by Chater, 1989a). The tips of hyphae growing out into the agar convert surrounding nutrients into biomass, whereas hyphae in the central region of the colony often show extensive lysis (Wildermuth, 1970), perhaps connected with the supply of their contents