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Structure and biological properties of lentztrehalose: a novel trehalose analog.
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A new trehalose analog, lentztrehalose [4-O-(2,3-dihydroxy-3-methylbutyl)trehalose], was isolated from an actinomycete Lentzea sp. Lentztrehalose is only weakly hydrolyzed by the trehalose-hydrolyzing enzyme, trehalase, so can be regarded as an enzyme-stable analog of trehalose. Although
[A sarcoma-static new species of Pseudomonas, Pseudomonas jinanensis sp. nov].
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A strain of Gram negative bacteria was isolated from the surface soil of Wuying Hill at Jinan, Shandong province with Gause's medium in 1973. It is a strain of antagonistic bacteria for hysterocervicoma, hepatoma and melanoma of mice screened from 2100 strains of bacteria. It is also antagonistic to
Parallel antitumor, granuloma-forming and tumor-necrosis-factor-priming activities of mycoloyl glycolipids from Nocardia rubra that differ in carbohydrate moiety: structure-activity relationships.
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Multiple intravenous injections (30 micrograms, ten times) in ICR mice of trehalose dimycolate and glucose monomycolate from Nocardia rubra, containing C36-48 mycolic acids, showed a prominent antitumor effect on a subcutaneously implanted sarcoma-180, an allogeneic sarcoma of mice with a
Granuloma-forming activity and antitumor activity of newly isolated mycoloyl glycolipid from Rhodococcus terrae 70012 (Rt. GM-2).
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A newly isolated mycoloyl glycolipid (Rt. GM-2) from Rhodococcus terrae 70012 was identified and the granulomagenic and antitumor activities were studied as compared with trehalose-6,6'-dimycolate (cord factor) also from R. terrae (Rt. TDM). The alkaline hydrolysis products of Rt. GM-2 contained
Clinical immunotherapy trials of bacterial components derived from Mycobacteria and Nocardia.
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Preparations of oil-attached mycobacterial components have been used in place of viable bacille Calmette-Guérin (BCG) in animal models and humans as a cancer immunotherapeutic agent. Most preparations consist of the isolated mycobacterial cell wall or cell wall skeleton attached to oil. Cord factor
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