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RAF Inhibitors, Fishing Bacterial Transporters Out of Metagenomes, and Yeast-Based, Industrial Scale Production of Isoprenoids.
Cell Chemical Biology 2016 October 21
Every month the editors of Cell Chemical Biology bring you highlights of the most recent chemical biology literature. Our October 2016 selection includes systematic structural, biochemical, and cellular characterization of B-RAF inhibitors; connecting bacterial transporters with their physiologically relevant ligands; and rewiring yeast metabolism for industrial scale production of isoprenoids.
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