Background and Objective: In recent years, control of Enterococcus sp. It has been proven in the local medical environment to be a cause of acquired septicemia in various age groups, and medical instruments are consid...Background and Objective: In recent years, control of Enterococcus sp. It has been proven in the local medical environment to be a cause of acquired septicemia in various age groups, and medical instruments are considered an effective means of transmitting enterococcal septicemia, and catheters are at the forefront in terms of danger. Based on this risk, this study aimed to monitor the spread of Enterococcus sp., which causes blood poisoning acquired from catheters, and to compare its response to antibiotics with that of those isolated from clinical samples in children, as a first study locally. The effectiveness of alkaloids of different types of Papaver sp. In Syrian plants, they were tested against infection with this bacteria. Materials and Methods: The study dealt with two parts: The first part included collecting clinical samples from the University Children’s Hospital in Damascus/bacterial diagnostic laboratories/then isolating and diagnosing the bacteria by following a set of tests to identify the most prevalent genera and species and comparing their prevalence rate with Enterococcus. The second part;It included collecting plant samples, confirming the species taxonomically, then extracting alkaloids from plant parts (fruit, stem, Flowers), then comparing the extent of resistance of bacterial strains to antibiotics compared to the Enterococcus sp., and then confirming the antibacterial activity of the Papaver sp. alkaloids against Enterococcus sp. Result:In its first part, the study confirmed the significant contribution of the Enterococcus sp. to infections acquired from various sources, largely in catheter tip infections (9.09%) and to a lesser extent in other sources (3.7%), The second part was to confirm the effective-ness of the alkaloid extract of the Papaver sp., especially the two species Papaver syriacum, and Papaver dubium, against Enterococcus sp. with areole diameters that ranged between (15 - 26 mm) for the fruit extract and at a minimum inhibitory concentration (3.12 - 6.25 mml) and then the stem (5 - 20 mm). And the effectiveness of the Flowers extract is very weak to almost non-existent. Conclusions: The catheter and medical sources surrounding the patient constitute a dangerous source of multi-resistant Enterococcus sp., which poses a real threat to the lives of children, with new mechanisms represented by colonization of the skin and the ability to form biofilms Surfaces of medical instruments, with are resistant to a wide range of antibiotics. As an alternative and effective modern source to limit its spread in the future, the alkaloid extract of the fruits and stems of the wild Papaver sp. has proven a strong antibiotic effect, especially the two types: Papaver syriacum and Papaver dubium.展开更多
Compounds isolated and identified in a culture of the alga-endophytic fungus Talaromyces sp. cf- 16 included two naturally occurring alkaloids, 2-[（S）-hydroxy（phenyl）methyl]-3-mcthylquinazolin-4（3H）- one （la） ...Compounds isolated and identified in a culture of the alga-endophytic fungus Talaromyces sp. cf- 16 included two naturally occurring alkaloids, 2-[（S）-hydroxy（phenyl）methyl]-3-mcthylquinazolin-4（3H）- one （la） and 2-[（R）-hydroxy（phenyl）methyl]-3-methylquinazolin-4（3H）-one （lb）, that were identified for the first time. In addition, seven known compounds （2-8） were obtained from the culture. Following chiral column chromatography, compounds la and lb were identified as enantiomers by spectroscopic analyses and quantum chemical calculations. Bioassay results showed that 5 was more toxic to brine shrimp than the other compounds, and that 3-6 could inhibit Staphylococcus aureus.展开更多
Fusagerins A–F(1–6),six new alkaloids including a unique one with the rare a-(N-formyl)carboxamide moiety(1),a hydantoin(imidazolidin-2,4-dione)derivative(2),and four fungerin analogues(3–6),were isolated from the ...Fusagerins A–F(1–6),six new alkaloids including a unique one with the rare a-(N-formyl)carboxamide moiety(1),a hydantoin(imidazolidin-2,4-dione)derivative(2),and four fungerin analogues(3–6),were isolated from the crude extract of the fungus Fusarium sp.,together with the known compound fungerin(7).Compound 2 was isolated as a racemate and further separated into two enantiomers on a chiral HPLC column.The structures of 1–6 were determined mainly by NMR experiments,and the absolute configuration of 1 and 2 was assigned by electronic circular dichroism(ECD)calculations.Compound 7 showed antibacterial activity against Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus pneumoniae,and weak cytotoxicity against the T24 cells.展开更多
文摘Background and Objective: In recent years, control of Enterococcus sp. It has been proven in the local medical environment to be a cause of acquired septicemia in various age groups, and medical instruments are considered an effective means of transmitting enterococcal septicemia, and catheters are at the forefront in terms of danger. Based on this risk, this study aimed to monitor the spread of Enterococcus sp., which causes blood poisoning acquired from catheters, and to compare its response to antibiotics with that of those isolated from clinical samples in children, as a first study locally. The effectiveness of alkaloids of different types of Papaver sp. In Syrian plants, they were tested against infection with this bacteria. Materials and Methods: The study dealt with two parts: The first part included collecting clinical samples from the University Children’s Hospital in Damascus/bacterial diagnostic laboratories/then isolating and diagnosing the bacteria by following a set of tests to identify the most prevalent genera and species and comparing their prevalence rate with Enterococcus. The second part;It included collecting plant samples, confirming the species taxonomically, then extracting alkaloids from plant parts (fruit, stem, Flowers), then comparing the extent of resistance of bacterial strains to antibiotics compared to the Enterococcus sp., and then confirming the antibacterial activity of the Papaver sp. alkaloids against Enterococcus sp. Result:In its first part, the study confirmed the significant contribution of the Enterococcus sp. to infections acquired from various sources, largely in catheter tip infections (9.09%) and to a lesser extent in other sources (3.7%), The second part was to confirm the effective-ness of the alkaloid extract of the Papaver sp., especially the two species Papaver syriacum, and Papaver dubium, against Enterococcus sp. with areole diameters that ranged between (15 - 26 mm) for the fruit extract and at a minimum inhibitory concentration (3.12 - 6.25 mml) and then the stem (5 - 20 mm). And the effectiveness of the Flowers extract is very weak to almost non-existent. Conclusions: The catheter and medical sources surrounding the patient constitute a dangerous source of multi-resistant Enterococcus sp., which poses a real threat to the lives of children, with new mechanisms represented by colonization of the skin and the ability to form biofilms Surfaces of medical instruments, with are resistant to a wide range of antibiotics. As an alternative and effective modern source to limit its spread in the future, the alkaloid extract of the fruits and stems of the wild Papaver sp. has proven a strong antibiotic effect, especially the two types: Papaver syriacum and Papaver dubium.
基金Supported by the National Key Technology Research and Development Program for Agriculture(No.2012BAD32B09)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.41106137,41106136)+1 种基金the Taishan Scholar Program of Shandong Provincethe Chinese Academy of Sciences for Key Topics in Innovation Engineering(No.KZCX2-YW-QN209)
文摘Compounds isolated and identified in a culture of the alga-endophytic fungus Talaromyces sp. cf- 16 included two naturally occurring alkaloids, 2-[（S）-hydroxy（phenyl）methyl]-3-mcthylquinazolin-4（3H）- one （la） and 2-[（R）-hydroxy（phenyl）methyl]-3-methylquinazolin-4（3H）-one （lb）, that were identified for the first time. In addition, seven known compounds （2-8） were obtained from the culture. Following chiral column chromatography, compounds la and lb were identified as enantiomers by spectroscopic analyses and quantum chemical calculations. Bioassay results showed that 5 was more toxic to brine shrimp than the other compounds, and that 3-6 could inhibit Staphylococcus aureus.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(81273395)the National Program of Drug Research and Development(2012ZX09301-003).
文摘Fusagerins A–F(1–6),six new alkaloids including a unique one with the rare a-(N-formyl)carboxamide moiety(1),a hydantoin(imidazolidin-2,4-dione)derivative(2),and four fungerin analogues(3–6),were isolated from the crude extract of the fungus Fusarium sp.,together with the known compound fungerin(7).Compound 2 was isolated as a racemate and further separated into two enantiomers on a chiral HPLC column.The structures of 1–6 were determined mainly by NMR experiments,and the absolute configuration of 1 and 2 was assigned by electronic circular dichroism(ECD)calculations.Compound 7 showed antibacterial activity against Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus pneumoniae,and weak cytotoxicity against the T24 cells.
