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3-Amino-5-hydroxybenzoic acid in antibiotic biosynthesis. XII. Origin of the oxygen functionality of the ansamycin antibiotic actamycin

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1998

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Hooper, Antony M
Rickards, Rodney

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Japan Antibiotics Research Association

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Keywords: 25,30 di(o methyl)actamycin; actamycin; ansamycin derivative; hydroxybenzoic acid; naphthomycin a; naphthomycin d; naphthomycin h; naphthomycin i; naphthomycin j; unclassified drug; antibiotic biosynthesis; article; carbon nuclear magnetic resonance; drug

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/258425

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ANU Research Publications

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Journal of Antibiotics

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