A cool story on a PNAS paper showing that the potential anti-cancer peptides previously isolated from the sea squirt Prochloron didemni are acutally genetically encoded by a resident symbiont cyanobacterium. Yay for biologicals!
Friday, July 29, 2005
Anti-cancer peptides from an oceanic cyanobacterial symbiont
A cool story on a PNAS paper showing that the potential anti-cancer peptides previously isolated from the sea squirt Prochloron didemni are acutally genetically encoded by a resident symbiont cyanobacterium. Yay for biologicals!
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