Ethylation: Biological Formation of an S-Ethyl Homolog of Lincomycin
Streptomyces umbrinus var. cyaneoniger produces the antibiotic lincomycin. When grown in the presence of ethionine an additional antibiotic is produced. Physical and chemical analyses and incorporation of radioisotopes indicate that the new antibiotic is the S-ethyl homolog of lincomycin.
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| description | Streptomyces umbrinus var. cyaneoniger produces the antibiotic lincomycin. When grown in the presence of ethionine an additional antibiotic is produced. Physical and chemical analyses and incorporation of radioisotopes indicate that the new antibiotic is the S-ethyl homolog of lincomycin. |
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| subjects | Alcoholic beverages Amino Acids - metabolism Anti-Bacterial Agents Antibiotics Chemical bases Ethionine Hydrochlorides Lincomycin Methionine Old Medline Paper chromatography Plant growth Purines RNA Salts Streptomyces |
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