New cytotoxic spectinabilin derivative from ant-associated Streptomyces sp. 1H-GS5
New cytotoxic spectinabilin derivative from ant-associated Streptomyces sp. 1H-GS5
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10.1038/ja.2015.99
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2015-09
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Shuang Liu;Mei-dong Xu;Hui Zhang;Huan Qi;Ji Zhang;Chongxi Liu;Jidong Wang;W. Xiang;Xiangjing Wang
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Shuang Liu;Mei-dong Xu;Hui Zhang;Huan Qi;Ji Zhang;Chongxi Liu;Jidong Wang;W. Xiang;Xiangjing Wang
Insects are the most abundant and diverse animal class on earth and they are associated with an amazing variety of microorganisms. The ability of insects to live in unique niche habitats is often facilitated by their associated microbe, 1 which perform many important host functions, especially against pathogens, parasitoids or predators by producing metabolites 2, 3 and the enormous insect-associated microbial communities are a potential source of novel antibiotic metabolites. 4, 5 To find more insect-associated microorganisms-derived bioactive metabolites, the study of the carpenter ants-associated microorganisms was carried out and a strain Streptomyces sp. 1H-GS5 exhibiting good activities against some lines of tumor cell was obtained. In the further investigation of chemical components from the broth of Streptomyces sp. 1H-GS5, a new spectinabilin derivative (1) along with the known compound, spectinabilin (2)(Figure 1), were isolated. Here the report deals with the details of the isolation, structure elucidation and the bioactivity of the new compound.The strain Streptomyces sp. 1H-GS5 was isolated from the head of ant (Camponotus japonicas Mayr) collected from the Northeast Agricultural University, Harbin of Heilongjiang province, China. The strain was identified as the genus Streptomyces because its 16S rRNA sequence (accession no: KP784764 in the GenBank, National Center for Biotechnology Information) exhibited a high-sequence similarity of 99% with that of Streptomyces spectabilis NBRC 13424 (accession no: AB184393). The strain Streptomyces sp. 1H-GS5 has been deposited in the Pharmaceutical Research Culture Collection, Zhejiang Hisun Group Co., Ltd, with accession no: HS-HX-087. Strain was maintained on a YMS medium containing soluble starch (Bei Jing Ao Bo Xing, Beijing, China) 10 g, yeast extract (Bei Jing Ao Bo Xing) 2 g, KNO3 1 g and agar 20 g in 1.0 l tap water, pH 7.0. The seed medium consisted of glucose (Bei Jing Ao Bo Xing) 20 g, soybean flour (Cormwin, Beijing, China) 15 g and yeast autolysate (Bei Jing Ao Bo Xing) 5.0 g in 1.0 l tap water, pH 7.0. Both the media were