Structure-activity relationship studies on niphimycin, a guanidylpolyol macrolide antibiotic. Part 1: The role of the N-methyl-N''-alkylguanidinium moiety.
Structure-activity relationship studies on niphimycin, a guanidylpolyol macrolide antibiotic. Part 1: The role of the N-methyl-N''-alkylguanidinium moiety.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.bmcl.2005.12.024
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发表时间:
2006-03
影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
Y. Usuki;Keiji Matsumoto;Takatsugu Inoue;Koichi Yoshioka;H. Iio;Toshio Tanaka
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作者:
Y. Usuki;Keiji Matsumoto;Takatsugu Inoue;Koichi Yoshioka;H. Iio;Toshio Tanaka
Several N-methyl-N″-alkylguanidinium derivatives were synthesized and used as simplified analogues of niphimycin (NM), a guanidylpolyol macrolide, in structure–activity relationship studies. The C16-alkylated derivative exerted fungicidal activity by directly damaging the fungal plasma membrane and inducing oxidative stress in a manner similar to niphimycin. These results indicate that the N-methyl-N″-alkylguanidinium moiety is required for antifungal activity by NM.