Knotted Chemistry From the Soil: Lariocidin, the Lasso Peptide That Could Outflank the Superbugs In the quiet chemistry of the world’s soils, a bacterium called Paenibacillus sp. M2 has been manufacturing one of the most structurally cunning antibiotic molecules scientists have encountered in decades. The compound, named lariocidin, belongs to a family of peptides that […]
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