“…Using this method, a number of synthetic-bioinformatic natural products (syn-BNPs) were discovered, including the peptide humimycin (1) with potent antimethicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) activity 22 , the antibiotic paenimucillins (e.g., paenimucillin A, 2) 23,24 , and an antifungal peptide 23 . Similar methodologies were applied to identify novel RiPPs with antibacterial activity 25 and a new class of RiPPs, the pyritides 26 . Based on the architecture of a BGC in Micromonospora rosaria, the corresponding natural products were predicted to undergo a formal, enzymatic [4 + 2]cycloaddition with subsequent elimination of the leader peptide and water to produce a pyridine-based macrocycle (pyritide A2, 3) 26 .…”