Antibiotic dialogues: induction of silent biosynthetic gene clusters by exogenous small molecules
Microbial secondary metabolites represent a significant source of potential drug leads; this review assesses the capacity of exogenous small molecules, especially antibiotics, to activate these silent gene clusters.
The clinical impact of artemisinin resistance in Southeast Asia and the potential for future spread
Artemisinin resistance in Plasmodium falciparum malaria is causing failure of artemisinin-based combination therapies across an expanding area of Southeast Asia, undermining control and elimination efforts.
Emerging facets of prokaryotic glycosylation
This review summarizes current knowledge of prokaryotic glycobiology, focusing on structures and molecular details of biosynthesis concepts of glycoproteins and secondary cell-wall polymers.
Signals to Sociality
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RNA in Bacteria
Explore a Thematic Issue from FEMS Microbiology Reviews, RNA in Bacteria: biogenesis, regulatory mechanisms and functions. Edited by Guest Editors Emmanualle Charpentier and Wolfgang Hess.
Yeasts as models in Cell Biology
This Thematic Issue assembles a panel of 9 reviews that cover a wide range of fields in which yeast models continue contributing seminal discoveries, covering topics such as DNA structure, physiology, and many more.
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