The Streptomyces genome—be prepared! (original) (raw)

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Published: 01 May 2003

Nature Biotechnology volume 21, pages 505–506 (2003) Cite this article

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The completion of the sequence of a second Streptomyces chromosome further establishes these soil-dwelling bacteria as nature's most prolific producers of potentially useful pharmaceuticals.

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Figure 1: Streptomyces shows off its antibiotic capabilities.

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