File:Generalized RiPP biosynthetic pathway.png
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English: A general biosynthetic pathway for RiPP natural products is shown. After normal transcription/translation from a gene, the precursor peptide is processed by enzymes. After modification of the core peptide, the remainder of the precursor peptide is removed, resulting in the mature RiPP. This diagram is consistent with the general biosynthesis across all classes of RiPPs. |
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