Malettinin Explained

Malettinins are polyketide-derived antimicrobial compounds produced by fungal ascomycetes in the genus Hypoxylon.[1] [2] [3]

Notes and References

  1. 10.1016/j.tetlet.2003.08.057 . Malettinin A: A new antifungal tropolone from an unidentified fungal colonist of Hypoxylon stromata (NRRL 29110) . 2003 . Angawi . Rihab F. . Swenson . Dale C. . Gloer . James B. . Wicklow . Donald T. . Tetrahedron Letters . 44 . 41 . 7593–7596 .
  2. 15730245 . 2005 . Angawi . R. F. . Swenson . D. C. . Gloer . J. B. . Wicklow . D. T. . Malettinins B-D: New polyketide metabolites from an unidentified fungal colonist of Hypoxylon Stromata (NRRL 29110) . Journal of Natural Products . 68 . 2 . 212–216 . 10.1021/np049625r .
  3. 10.3389/fmars.2014.00035 . free . Malettinin E, an antibacterial and antifungal tropolone produced by a marine Cladosporium strain . 2014 . Silber . Johanna . Ohlendorf . Birgit . Labes . Antje . Wenzel-Storjohann . Arlette . Näther . Christian . Imhoff . Johannes F. . Frontiers in Marine Science . 1 .

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