Structureactivity relationships of antifungal phenylpropanoid derivatives and their synergy with n-dodecanol and fluconazole.
Structureactivity relationships of antifungal phenylpropanoid derivatives and their synergy with n-dodecanol and fluconazole.
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抗真菌苯丙素衍生物的结构活性关系及其与正十二烷醇和氟康唑的协同作用。
DOI:
10.1111/lam.13613
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
Fujita K
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作者:
Tsukuda Y;Mizuhara N;Usuki Y;Yamaguchi Y;Ogita A;Tanaka T;Fujita K
trans‐Anethole (anethole) is a phenylpropanoid; with other drugs, it exhibits synergistic activity against several fungi and is expected to be used in new therapies that cause fewer patient side effects. However, the detailed substructure(s) of the molecule responsible for this synergy has not been fully elucidated. We investigated the structure–activity relationships of phenylpropanoids and related derivatives, with particular attention on the methoxy group and the double bond of the propenyl group in anethole, as well as the length of thep‐alkyl chain inp‐alkylanisoles. Antifungal potency was largely related top‐alkyl chain length and the methoxy group of anethole, but not to the double bond of its propenyl group. Production of reactive oxygen species also played a role in these fungicidal activities. Inhibition of drug efflux was associated with the length of thep‐alkyl chain and the double bond of the propenyl group in anethole, but not with the methoxy group. Although a desirable synergy was observed betweenn‐dodecanol and anethole orp‐alkylanisoles with a length of C2–C6 in alkyl chains, it cannot be explained away as being solely due to the inhibition of drug efflux. Similar results were obtained when phenylpropanoid derivatives were combined with fluconazole againstCandida albicans.