A quiet corner of the Baltic Sea has yielded a surprise for cancer researchers. A strain of soil-dwelling cyanobacteria, Nostoc edaphicum CCNP1411, isolated in 2010 from the Gulf of Gdańsk, has spent years in the spotlight for its unusual peptide chemistry. Now a team of Polish scientists has shown that the compounds most responsible for […]
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