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Gram-positive bacteria pathogenic

In addition, the results of biological tests of the compounds synthesized showed that only one possessed the high antiviral activity against adenovirus type 23 and several of them had moderate-to-week activities towards Gram-positive bacteria and pathogenic fungi, whereas the rest of compounds were inactive. [Pg.73]

A l-hydroxyindole-2-carboxylic acid derivative (249) has been isolated from a Micromonospora globosa culture and has very wide antibiotic activities against pathogenic gram-positive bacteria (84USP4478831). [Pg.155]

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Bacteria pathogenicity

Gram bacteria

Gram positive

Grams

Pathogenic bacteria