Anisomycin and Related Antibiotics
Anisomycin and Related Antibiotics
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10.1007/978-3-642-46407-2_1
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发表时间:
1979
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通讯作者:
A. Jimenez;D. Vazquez
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作者:
A. Jimenez;D. Vazquez
The antibiotic anisomycin was first isolated bySobinandTanner(1954) from culture filtrates of two different species ofStreptomyces, subsequently identified asS. griseolusandS. roseochromogenes(Tanner et al, 1955), and more recently the drug has also been isolated fromStreptomycessp. No. 638 Fig. 1A-C.Chemical structure of anisomycin and some structurally related compoundsbyIshidaet al. (1974). Crystalline anisomycin is soluble in water, and aqueous solutions appear to be more stable at slightly acidic pH (pH 4 to 6) than at alkaline pH (Tanneret al., 1955;BarbacidandVázquez, 1973). Both the chemical structure and the stereochemical configuration of the drug were established byBeereboomet al. (1965) andButler(1968) (Fig. 1), and its complete chemical synthesis has also been achieved (OidaandOhki, 1969;FelnerandSchenker, 1970).