PMID: 11918061Mar 29, 2002Paper

CJ-21,058, a new SecA inhibitor isolated from a fungus

The Journal of Antibiotics
Yutaka SugieYasuhiro Kojima

Abstract

A new equisetin derivative, CJ-21,058 (I) was isolated from the fermentation broth of an unidentified fungus CL47745. It shows antibacterial activity against Gram-positive multi-drug resistant bacteria by inhibiting ATP-dependent translocation of precursor proteins across a bacterial cell membrane.

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