An Effective Strategy for Identification of Highly Unstable Bacillaenes

Journal of Natural Products
2019.0

Abstract

Exploration of unstable compounds is a rarely explored area of natural product research. We describe the integration of genomic and metabolomic analyses with bioassay-guided compound mining to effectively explore unstable bacillaenes. New bacillaene structures (2, 4, and 5) were identified from compound mixtures using the DANS-SVI (differential analysis of 2D NMR spectrum-single spectrum with variable intensities) method, which were further verified by the isolation of the pure compounds under strictly controlled conditions. Compound 1 exhibited antibacterial activity against multi-drug-resistant bacterial strains, while glycosylation decreased the activity of the bacillaene scaffold.

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