File:Figure 1. Pladienolide B biosynthesis steps.jpg
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Pladienolide B biosynthetic gene clusters (a) S. platensis Mer-11107 and (b) S. platensis AS6200/MA54455. The module organization (c) in each step of Pladienolide B chain elongation, including polyketide synthesis, tailoring steps, and post PKS.
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English: (a) S. platensis Mer-11107 and (b) S. platensis AS6200/MA54455 represent two different gene clusters that both results in (c) the biosynthetic pathway/steps shown. In the post-PKS steps, it is unknown whether epoxidation or hydroxylation occurs after acylation, so two possible pathways are shown (c). |
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