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Surfactin is a
cyclic lipopeptide,
commonly used as an
antibiotic for its
capacity as a surfactant. It is an
amphiphile capable of
withstanding hydrophilic...
- PMID 15427204. "Microbial
Proteolipids and
Lipopeptides - glycopeptidolipids,
surfactin, iturnins, polymyxins, daptomycin". The LipidWeb.
Retrieved 21 July 2019...
- de-emulsification
through reduction of
interfacial tension Bacillus sp.
Surfactin, rhamnolipid,
lichenysin Pseudomonas Rhamnolipid,
glycolipids Rhodococcus...
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Insert into
bacterial cell wall
causing perforation and depolarization:
Daptomycin Surfactin Other Inhibits PG
elongation and crosslinking: Ramoplanin§...
- of
these bioactive compounds are
cyclic lipopeptides,
belonging to the
surfactin, iturin, and
fengycin lipopeptide families,
which are also
produced by...
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antibacterial activity is
quite limited to
bacteria such as
Micrococcus luteus.
Surfactin Walton R.B. &
Woodruff H.B., 1949. A
crystalline antifungal agent, mycosubtilin...
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surfactins are also able to
permeabilize lipid membranes,
allowing them to have
specific antimicrobial and
antiviral activities.
Since surfactins are...
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neurotransmitter release.
Fungal toxins Cyclic lipopeptide antibiotics Surfactin and
daptomycin Peptaibols These peptides are
characterized by the presence...
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Insert into
bacterial cell wall
causing perforation and depolarization:
Daptomycin Surfactin Other Inhibits PG
elongation and crosslinking: Ramoplanin§...
-
Insert into
bacterial cell wall
causing perforation and depolarization:
Daptomycin Surfactin Other Inhibits PG
elongation and crosslinking: Ramoplanin§...
