Biosynthese-Gene für die Herstellung von Etnangien
Etnangien is an antibiotic compound, which inhibits the activity of RNA-polymerases in bacteria.
In view of the fermentation process for etnangien using a wild-type isolate bacterium, the present invention seeks to provide the coding sequences for the biosynthetic pathway for the production of etnangien and there use in the genetic manipulation of host cells. The genetic coding sequence for etnangien and therefore the biosynthetic products of these sequences are now available.
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