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Charlotte Beck - PhD student at DTU Biosustain Center for Biosustainability, participated at the CeMiSt Conference on Microbial Secondary Metabolites in Microbiomes from 16th – 18th of June 2019 in Elsinore, Denmark. She presented a poster with tittle: “Improved Tools for Engineering Streptomyces” with contributions from Yaojun Tong, Sheila Ingemann Jensen, Günther Muth and Tilmann Weber.

Charlotte Beck - PhD student at DTU Biosustain Center for Biosustainability, participated at the Copenhagen Bioscience Conference on Natural Products - Discovery, Biosynthesis and Application from 5th – 9th of May 2019 in Hillerød, Denmark. She presented a poster with tittle: “A new modular plasmid vector system for engineering Streptomyces” with contributions from her colleagues Yaojun Tong, Sheila Ingemann Jensen, Günther Muth and Tilmann Weber.

Version 5 of the second metabolite tool #antiSMASH  has been redesigned and extended. The new UI and greatly reduced runtimes make it possible to deliver annotations for bacterial genomes within a few minutes. Furthermore detection rules for clusters encoding #biosynthesis of #acylaminoacids, #betalactones, #RiPPs, polybrominated diphenyl ethers, C-nucleosides, PPY-like ketones and lipolanthines and a direct link to the antiSMASH database . The paper describing the updates has just been published in Nucleic Acids Research antiSMASH 5.0: updates to the secondary metabolite genome mining pipeline