Genome Mining and Metabolomics Unveil Pseudonochelin: A Siderophore Containing 5-Aminosalicylate from a Marine-Derived Sp. Bacterium
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Journal
Org Lett
Publisher
American Chemical Society
Specialties
Biochemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
Date
2022 Jun 1
PMID
35649263
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Abstract
Pseudonochelin (), a siderophore from a marine-derived sp. bacterium, was discovered using genome mining and metabolomics technologies. A 5-aminosalicylic acid (5-ASA) unit, not previously found in siderophore natural products, was identified in . Annotation of a putative biosynthetic gene cluster combined with bioinformatics and isotopic enrichment studies enabled us to propose the biosynthesis of . Moreover, was found to display and antibacterial activity in an iron-dependent fashion.
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