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Mechanism of fluorinated anthranilate-induced growth inhibition in mycobacterium tuberculosis

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Mechanism of Fluorinated Anthranilate-Induced Growth Inhibition in Mycobacterium tuberculosis. ... Thus, tryptophan synthesis in M. tuberculosis has been suggested as a potential drug target, and it has been reported that fluorinated anthranilate is lethal to the bacillus.

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