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fungichromin

Known as: cogomycin, lagosin, pentamycin 
National Institutes of Health

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1989
1989
Studies directed towards the stereoselective synthesis of polyene macrolide antibiotics
Abstract 
1982
1982
Physicochemical and biological comparison of polyene macrolide antibiotics fungichromin, lagosin and cogomycin.
The three polyene macrolide antibiotics, fungichromin, lagosin, and cogomycin, previously described as having some stereochemical… 
1980
1980
Classification of polyene antibiotics according to their synergistic effect in combination with bleomycin A2 or fusidic acid
Five polyene antibiotics were compared for their effects on colony formation of either Chinese hamster V79 or Saccharomyces… 
1979
1979
Control of permeation of bleomycin A2 by polyene antibiotics in cultured Chinese hamster cells.
Control of permeation of bleomycin A2, a well-known antitumor antibiotic, in combination with various polyene macrolide… 
1978
1978
Isolation and characterization of amphotericin B-resistant cell lines in Chinese hamster cells
1978
1978
Differential control of synergistic effect with polyene macrolide antibiotics upon Chinese hamster cells in vitro.
An amphotericin B-resistant cell (AMBR-1), which was isolated from aneuploid Chinese hamster cells (V79), was found to show much… 
1976
1976
Effects of polyene macrolide antibiotics on normal and protoplast type L-form cells of Escherichia coli W1655F+.
The action of the polyene macrolide antibiotics mycotrienin, pimaricin, lucensomycin, tetramycin, rimocidin, nystatin, filipin… 
1976
1976
The structure of cogomycin.
1974
1974
Potentiation of bleomycin by an antifungal polyene, pentamycin, in transformed animal cells.
Summary Bleomycin, a potent antitumor agent against human squamous cell carcinoma, was examined in vitro to determine whether its… 
1958
1958
A new antifungal antibiotic, pentamycin.
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