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Tracing the origin and evolution of specialized biosynthetic pathways in marine organisms.
Tracing the origin and evolution of specialized biosynthetic pathways in marine organisms.
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Main Authors:
Martinelli, Laure
,
Papon, Nicolas
,
Thomas, Olivier P
,
Courdavault, Vincent
Format:
Artículo científico
Language:
en
Published:
mBio
2026
Subjects:
Biosynthetic Pathways
Aquatic Organisms
Diatoms
Kainic Acid
Evolution, Molecular
Harmful Algal Bloom
Rhodophyta
Biological Evolution
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