Actinomycetes and Fungi Isolated From Maliau Basin, Sabah and The Screening For Novel Secondary Metabolites Against Eukaryotic Signal Transduction and Mycobacterium

Lok Yung Christoper Voo; Ngit Shin Lai; Caroline Kibat; Seok Hwa Puah; Chaw Sen Hew; Kum-Hyung Lee; Coy Choke Ho

doi:10.51200/jtbc.v3i.89

Actinomycetes and Fungi Isolated From Maliau Basin, Sabah and The Screening For Novel Secondary Metabolites Against Eukaryotic Signal Transduction and Mycobacterium

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Lok Yung Christoper Voo Biotechnology Research Institute
Ngit Shin Lai
Caroline Kibat
Seok Hwa Puah
Chaw Sen Hew
Kum-Hyung Lee
Coy Choke Ho

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https://doi.org/10.51200/jtbc.v3i.89

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Actinomycetes, fungi, inhibitor, Mycobacterium, signal transduction

Abstract

Maliau Basin is one of the world's hot spot of biodiversity.

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2023-11-20

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Christoper Voo, L. Y., Lai, N. S., Kibat, C., Puah, S. H., Hew, C. S., Lee, K.-H., & Ho, C. C. (2023). Actinomycetes and Fungi Isolated From Maliau Basin, Sabah and The Screening For Novel Secondary Metabolites Against Eukaryotic Signal Transduction and Mycobacterium. Journal of Tropical Biology & Conservation (JTBC), 3. https://doi.org/10.51200/jtbc.v3i.89

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Vol. 3 (2007): Journal of Tropical Biology and Conservation No. 3/2007

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