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Monensin is a
polyether antibiotic isolated from
Streptomyces cinnamonensis. It is
widely used in
ruminant animal feeds. The
structure of
monensin was...
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result contributing to
fungal cell death.
Carboxylic ionop****s, i.e.
monensin, lasalocid, salinomycin, narasin, maduramicin,
semduramycin and laidlomycin...
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dealing with a
relatively high
grain intake.
Administration of
lasalocid or
monensin in feed can
reduce risk of
lactic acidosis in ruminants,
inhibiting most...
- The
structure of the
complex of
sodium (Na+,
shown in yellow) and the
antibiotic monensin-A...
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Decoquinate Diclazuril Dinitolmide Ethopabate Halofuginone Lasalocid Maduramicin Monensin Narasin Nicarbazin Oryzalin Ponazuril Robenidine Roxarsone Salinomycin...
- Haltiwanger, R.
Curtis (1988). "A
highly stereocontrolled route to the
monensin spiroketal ring system". The
Journal of
Organic Chemistry. 53 (5): 1046–1056...
- Like many antibiotics,
monensin-A is an ionop**** that
tightly bind Na+ (shown in yellow)....
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periplanone B. In 1980,
Still and
coworkers reported the
total synthesis of
monensin, a
complex polyether natural product that acts as an ionop****. One of...
- The
structure and
properties of
nigericin are
similar to the
antibiotic monensin.
Commercially it is
obtained as a byproduct, or contaminant, at the fermentation...
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Virginiamycins antibiotic E712
Flavomycin antibiotic E713
Tylosin antibiotic E714
Monensin A
antibiotic E715
Avoparcin antibiotic E716
Salinomycin antibiotic E717...
