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Research
Understanding the Human Microbiome
Discovering New Microbial Enzymes
Manipulating Microbes With Biocompatible Chemistry
Funding Sources
Recent Publications
People
Emily
Members
Alumni
Photos
Education
Teaching
Outreach
Resources
Metagenomic Profiling
Tools and Databases
Harvard Resources
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Nicholas Jannetty
June 28, 2018

51 - Discovery of small molecule protease inhibitors by investigating a widespread human gut bacterial biosynthetic pathway

Nicholas Jannetty
June 28, 2018

51. Schneider, Benjamin A.; Balskus, Emily P. Discovery of small molecule protease inhibitors by investigating a widespread human gut bacterial biosynthetic pathway. Tetrahedron 2018, 74 (26), 3215-3230. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tet.2018.03.043.


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