Barceloneic acid A explained

Barceloneic acid A is a farnesyl transferase inhibitor isolate of Phoma.[1]

Notes and References

  1. 7561907 . 1995 . Jayasuriya . H . Ball . RG . Zink . DL . Smith . JL . Goetz . MA . Jenkins . RG . Nallin-Omstead . M . Silverman . KC . Bills . GF . Lingham . RB . Barceloneic acid A, a new farnesyl-protein transferase inhibitor from a Phoma species . 58 . 7 . 986–91 . Journal of Natural Products . 10.1021/np50121a002.

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