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Why a Potential Anticancer Agent Is at a Standstill in the Trials: New Knowledge of Enzymes Could Improve Efficiency and Purity

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Researchers at the University of Bayreuth have, for the first time, decrypted the key steps in the biosynthesis mechanism of fostriacin, a potential anticancer agent. The team led by Professor Frank Hahn has managed to produce in the laboratory all the enzymes involved in the process and to examine them individually under controlled conditions. [...]
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Researchers at the University of Bayreuth have, for the first time, decrypted the key steps in the biosynthesis mechanism of fostriacin, a potential anticancer agent. The team led by Professor Frank Hahn has managed to produce in the laboratory all the enzymes involved in the process and to examine them individually under controlled conditions. [...]

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Issuesfr broke the news in on Wednesday, April 1, 2026.
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