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Streptomycetes are a class of Gram-positive bacteria with a process similar to the development and differentiation of fungi, which originated about 380 million years ago
In response to the above problems, Huang Ying's team from the Institute of Microbiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences carried out a systematic study on the ecological evolution of Streptomyces
The above research results were published in the journal mBio under the title "Habitat adaptation drives speciation of aStreptomycesspecies with distinct habitats and disparate geographic origins" (DOI: 10.
Original link: https://doi.
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A, sialic acid catabolism gene cluster; B, siderophore synthesis and transport gene cluster; C, glycosidase gene and starch catabolism gene cluster; D, thiopeptide antibiotic gene cluster; E, T1PKS-NRPS and lanthiopeptide SapB gene cluster
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