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  • 1. Ramoplanin inhibits bacterial transglycosylases by binding as a dimer to lipid II.
    Hu Y, Helm JS, Chen L, Ye XY, Walker S.
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  • 3. Inhibition of peptidoglycan biosynthesis by ramoplanin.
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  • 14. A crystal structure of a dimer of the antibiotic ramoplanin illustrates membrane positioning and a potential Lipid II docking interface.
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