| Special Issue in memory of Professor Leo Vining
Chemistry and Biology of secondary metabolites, natural product genomics, actinomycete bioactive metabolites
This issue of the Journal of Antibiotics is dedicated to the memory of a pioneer in antibiotic and natural product biosynthesis, Prof. Leo Vining. Dr Vining’s life in research impacted several antimicrobial agents including the antibacterial chloramphenicol and the antifungal 4-hydroxy-norvaline. He did creative and groundbreaking work in the study of the control of natural product biosynthesis, for example the cephamycins, and the characterization of a number of important metabolites including the jadomycins, and the viridomycins. In this issue, Leo Vinings friends and past trainees pay tribute to his legacy in a series of articles inspired by his vision and his example. The accompanying web focus brings together the collection of related articles from across Nature Publishing Group.
Featured articles include:
A Tribute to Leo C. Vining Nathan A. Magarvey and Arnold L. Demain
Specialized microbial metabolites: functions and origins Julian Davies
Towards a new science of secondary metabolism Arryn Craney, Salman Ahmed and Justin Nodwell Macplocimine A, a new 18-membered macrolide isolated from the filamentous sulfur bacteria Thioploca sp. Xiang Li, Stephanie Vanner, Wenliang Wang, Yongchang Li, Victor Ariel Gallardo and Nathan A Magarvey Access the Special Issue and Web Focus today! | | | Sign up for monthly table of contents e-Alerts to identify the latest published articles | | | Recommend The Journal of Antibiotics to your librarian | | | Subscribe and receive The Journal of Antibiotics in print and online each month. | | | | | | | |
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