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The rapamycin sTORy: 50-year journey from Easter Island to the frontiers of biology and medicine
Rapamycin, a ‘wonder drug’, was first reported 50 years ago in two papers in the Journal of Antibiotics, which described an antifungal compound purified from a bacterium isolated from soil samples collected on Easter Island (Rapa Nui). What began as the characterization of a natural product
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