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Rhizoxin is an
antimitotic agent with anti-tumor activity. It is
isolated from a
pathogenic plant fungus (Rhizopus microsporus)
which causes rice seedling...
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endosymbiont Paraburkholderia rhizoxinica that
produces the
antitumor drug
rhizoxin.
Certain strains of
Rhizopus microsporus use
agricultural rice as a host...
- It
inhibits the ****embly of
microtubules by
binding to
tubulin at the
rhizoxin binding site. It is a
macrolide of the
ansamycin type and can be isolated...
- oligosporus. R.
microsporus produces several potentially toxic metabolites,
rhizoxin and
rhizonins A and B, but it
appears the
domestication and
mutation of...
- it
inhibits the ****embly of
microtubules by
binding to
tubulin (at the
rhizoxin binding site). The
monoclonal antibody binds specifically to a structure...
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found to
produce rhizoxin, an
inhibitor of
mitosis originally thought to be
produced by R.
microsporus itself. The
production of
rhizoxin by Burkholderia...
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Jaspamide and
Geodiamolides and macrolides,
namely Zearalenone, Rifamycin-S,
Rhizoxin and Rapamycin. Rao is the
pioneer of
Chiral synthesis and
technology in...
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Epothilone A, the CD-Subunit of spongistatins, and the C10-C20
Subunit of
rhizoxin A, The Keck
allylation has also been
utilized to form
substituted tetrahydropyrans...
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antimicrobial compounds, for example, thailanstatin, spliceostatin, phytotoxin,
rhizoxin, and others.
Gladiolin was also
discovered in
another Burkholderia species...
- Stonehouse,
Jeffery P. (2002). "A
concise enantioselective total synthesis of
rhizoxin D".
Tetrahedron Lett. 43 (3): 493–497. doi:10.1016/S0040-4039(01)02154-2...
