1974
DOI: 10.1016/s0040-4020(01)97439-3
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Structure determination of purpuromycin, a new antibiotic

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“…Structurally related to the rubromycins are purpuromycin, [4] the griseorhodins, [5Ϫ9] the DK-7814 compounds, [10] and heliquinomycin (1, see Figure 1), [11] all of which are isolated from actinomycetes. The numerous structural investigations on these dyes were followed by detailed work on the mode of action, [12Ϫ14] the chemical reactivity, [15] the biosynthesis, [3,16] and the total synthesis [17] of selected representatives of this so-called rubromycin group of antibiotics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Structurally related to the rubromycins are purpuromycin, [4] the griseorhodins, [5Ϫ9] the DK-7814 compounds, [10] and heliquinomycin (1, see Figure 1), [11] all of which are isolated from actinomycetes. The numerous structural investigations on these dyes were followed by detailed work on the mode of action, [12Ϫ14] the chemical reactivity, [15] the biosynthesis, [3,16] and the total synthesis [17] of selected representatives of this so-called rubromycin group of antibiotics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[4][5][6][7] a-Rubromycin (3), the only member of the group to lack the aryl spiroketal moiety, exhibits substantially decreased inhibitory potency towards telomerase (IC 50 > 200 mm), which suggests that the spiroketal core is an essential pharmacophore for the inhibition of telomerase. [4] Purpuromycin (4), [8] a potential topical agent for vaginal infections, [2] and heliquinomycin (5), a selective inhibitor of DNA helicase are structurally related to the rubromycins. [6] Thus, 56 years since the isolation of 1, the rubromycins still attract considerable synthetic efforts because of their unprecedented structures and intriguing pharmacological profile.…”
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“…α‐Rubromycin ( 3 ), the only member of the group to lack the aryl spiroketal moiety, exhibits substantially decreased inhibitory potency towards telomerase (IC 50 >200 μ M ), which suggests that the spiroketal core is an essential pharmacophore for the inhibition of telomerase 4. Purpuromycin ( 4 ),8 a potential topical agent for vaginal infections,2 and heliquinomycin ( 5 ), a selective inhibitor of DNA helicase are structurally related to the rubromycins 6. Thus, 56 years since the isolation of 1 , the rubromycins still attract considerable synthetic efforts because of their unprecedented structures and intriguing pharmacological profile 5.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%