The TetR family of microbial transcription factors directly control the expression of a diverse range of genes in bacteria by sensing specific ligands. In this issue of Chemistry & and Biology, Cuthbertson and colleagues used phylogenomics to guide the identification of TetR-like protein cognate ligands and revealed a novel inducible antibiotic resistance mechanism
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