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Which of the following secondary metabolites does not prevent the synthesis of its own?

Which of the following secondary metabolites does not prevent the synthesis of its own? Correct Answer Streptomycin

The secondary metabolites which prevent the synthesis of its own are chloramphenicol, aurodox, puromycin, penicillin, fungicidin, candihexin, etc.

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