Mycobacterium leprae leprosols from

Since 1969 the existence of resorcinolic lipids has been demonstrated in microbial organisms [24]. Leprosols, are resorcinolic lipids derivatives which have been identified in Mycobacterium leprae. Later the occurrence of simple 5-alkylresorcinols has been demonstrated in strains of soil bacteria from Azotobacter [104-107] and Pseudomonas families [104-111]. Bacterial resorcinolic lipids have been thought to be related exclusively to the transformation of vegetative cells into their dormant forms, cysts [106]. However, our previous studies on other Azotobacter and Pseudomonas strains [107], as well as recent, unpublished data indicate the occurrence of resorcinolic lipids also in vegetative cells, non-... 

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