The Journal of Antibiotics · 1987 · 72 citations · 9 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryMicrobiologyDrug MetabolismMetabolismMicrobial MetabolismAntibiotic ResistanceBacterial MetabolismMicrobial Metabolite ProductionMicrobial Natural Product BiosynthesisStructure-metabolism RelationshipsAntibiotic DiscoveryAntibiotic Mechanisms Of ActionFungal AntibioticsMetabolic Breakdown ProductsMicrobial Metabolism Of DrugsMicrobial Synthesis Pathways
The structures of the angucycline antibiotics urdamycin B (5), E (2) and F (9) were established by comparing of their spectra with those of urdamycin A (1). The structures of urdamycins C and D, the largest compounds of this series, are still incomplete (10 and 11). The aglycones urdamycinone C, D and E can be liberated by methanolysis of the corresponding urdamycins. The liberation of urdamycinone B (6) requires an alcohol-free medium, to prevent its rearrangement to the naphthacenequinone 7 or 8. The urdamycins differ from other O-glycoside series in their variety of aglycones.
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