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From: Biotechnological applications of S-adenosyl-methionine-dependent methyltransferases for natural products biosynthesis and diversification

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Reactions of recently discovered novel methyltransferases. These enzymes are mainly discovered through genomic and chemical screening (Table 1). a Methylation of nocamycin E by NcmP to produce nocamycin I. The structure of Nocamycin II is shown. b Novel radical-SAM mediated cyclopropanase system to produce the antibiotic CC1065. c Network of methyltransferases involved in xantholipin biosynthesis. d Network of methyltransferases involved in gentamicin C biosynthesis. The starting compound is 3-dehydro-3-oxo-gentamicin A2 (DAA2)

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