Iron-chelating compound from Mycobacterium avium.

AUTOR(ES)

McCullough, W G

RESUMO

A iron-chelating monohydroxamate was isolated from cultures of Mycobacterium avium grown on an iron-limiting medium. The hydroxyamate metabolite was characterized by chemical degradation and spectral measurements as L-alpha-asparaginyl-L-alpha-(N-hydroxy)-asparagine.

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