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Metabolic antagonists

Figure 10.16 The Guthrie test. The similarity in structure between phenylalanine and its metabolic antagonist, /3-2-thienylalanine, provides the basis for a microbiological assay for phenylalanine. Figure 10.16 The Guthrie test. The similarity in structure between phenylalanine and its metabolic antagonist, /3-2-thienylalanine, provides the basis for a microbiological assay for phenylalanine.
Although complete accord has not been reached, lindane appears to be a metabolic antagonist for microorganisms that require inositol 1S2). Lindane is a hexachlorocyclohexane insecticide that is thought to have the same conformation as myo-inositol. [Pg.297]

Antibiosis Inhibition or lysis of an organism mediated by metabolic products of the antagonist these products include lytic agents, enzymes, volatile compounds, and other toxic substances. [Pg.604]

Antimetabolites interfere with normal metabolic pathways. They can be grouped into folate antagonists and analogues of purine or pyrimidine bases. Their action is limited to the S-phase of the cell cycle and therefore they target a smaller fraction of cells as compared with alkylating agents. [Pg.154]


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