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Deep Subseafloor Fungi as an Untapped Reservoir of Amphipathic Antimicrobial Compounds
The evolving global threat of antimicrobial resistance requires a deep renewal of the antibiotic arsenal including the isolation and characterization of new drugs. Underexplored marine ecosystems may represent an untapped reservoir of novel bioactive molecules. Deep-sea fungi isolated from a record-
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