David Zechel

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Queen's University

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David Zechel is a Professor at Queen's University in Canada. His research focuses on biosynthetic pathways, particularly in the analysis of cryptic biosynthetic gene clusters and the functional importance of bacterial oxidative phosphonate pathways. Recent publications include work on the biosynthesis of fungal organophosphonates and the role of adenylation domains in nonribosomal peptide production.

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University of Michigan

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Analysis of the cryptic biosynthetic gene cluster encoding the RiPP curacozole reveals a phenylalanine-specific peptide hydroxylase

The functional importance of bacterial oxidative phosphonate pathways

Discovery of 3′-O-β-Glucosyltubercidin and the Nucleoside Specific Glycosyltransferase AvpGT through Genome Mining

Cover Feature: Identification of Genes Essential for Sulfamate and Fluorine Incorporation During Nucleocidin Biosynthesis (ChemBioChem 15/2022)

Identification of Genes Essential for Sulfamate and Fluorine Incorporation During Nucleocidin Biosynthesis

Biosynthesis of the Fungal Organophosphonate Fosfonochlorin Involves an Iron(II) and 2‐(Oxo)glutarate Dependent Oxacyclase

Biosynthesis of the Fungal Organophosphonate Fosfonochlorin Involves an Iron(II) and 2-(Oxo)glutarate Dependent Oxacyclase.

Role of Two Exceptional trans Adenylation Domains and MbtH-like Proteins in the Biosynthesis of the Nonribosomal Peptide WS9324A from Streptomyces calvus ATCC 13382.

Oxidative Carbon Backbone Rearrangement in Rishirilide Biosynthesis.

Secondary nucleotide messenger c-di-GMP exerts a global control on natural product biosynthesis in streptomycetes.

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Katharina Pallitsch

Marcy Balunas

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