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One pathway, many products

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TextSeries: ; Nature Chemical Biology, 3(7), p.353, 2007Contained works:

Fischbach, M. A
Clardy, J

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Abstract: Biosynthetic pathways for secondary metabolites usually make many products, not just one. In this Commentary, we consider why molecular promiscuity might be an evolutionarily advantageous feature of these pathways.

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Biosynthetic pathways for secondary metabolites usually make many products, not just one. In this Commentary, we consider why molecular promiscuity might be an evolutionarily advantageous feature of these pathways.

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