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Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't
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'Exploring' the regulation of Streptomyces growth and development.
Current Opinion in Microbiology 2018 April
The Streptomyces life cycle encompasses three well-established developmental stages: vegetative hyphae, aerial hyphae and spores. Many regulators governing the transitions between these life cycle stages have been identified, and recent work is shedding light on their specific functions. A new discovery has shown Streptomyces can deviate from this classic life cycle through a process termed 'exploration', where cells rapidly traverse solid surfaces. Exploration does not require any of the traditional developmental regulators, and therefore provides an exciting new context in which to uncover novel developmental pathways. Here, we summarize our understanding of how Streptomyces exploration is controlled, and we speculate on how insight into classical regulation and stress response systems can inform future research into the regulation of exploratory growth.
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