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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Antibiotic-producing organisms"”.
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Isolation and characterization of genes from beta-lactam antibiotic producing organisms
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Strain improvement and characterization of antibiotic producing microorganisms from soil
Since the discovery of Antibiotics in the 20th century, the idea of searching for antimicrobial compounds from natural sources came into existence. However natural products from microbial origin (especially soil microorganisms) have grasped a great devotion over the course of several decades. …
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Synthesis and Structure Activity Relationship Studies of a Natural Product-Derived Compound Library
… roots of drug discovery by screening possible antibiotic-producing organisms isolated from the environment. Unfortunately this will take time as many of the more common antibiotics have already been found in this manner, leaving the rarest compounds to still be found. Other drug discovery …
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Synthesis and Structure Activity Relationship Studies of a Natural Product-Derived Compound Library
… roots of drug discovery by screening possible antibiotic-producing organisms isolated from the environment. Unfortunately this will take time as many of the more common antibiotics have already been found in this manner, leaving the rarest compounds to still be found. Other drug discovery …
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Isolation of novel antibiotic producing microorganisms from invertebrates
Because of the increased incidence of antibiotic resistance there is an increasing need to isolate new microorganisms producing new antibiotics. Because conventional sources such as soil have been exhausted, attention has been turned to unexplored sources. The aims of this research were to …