Toxigenic molds in water-damaged buildings: dechlorogriseofulvins from Memnoniella echinata
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1996/06/22
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Personal Author:Dearborn DG ; Etzel RA ; Hintikka L ; Jarvis BB ; Jiang J ; Nikulin M ; Parikka P ; Sorenson WG ; Wang S ; Zhou Y
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Description:A cluster of cases of pulmonary hemosiderosis was reported in infants in Cleveland, Ohio, which resulted in an investigation of dampness in the homes of these infants as a common factor. In each home, varying levels of contamination by Stachybotrys-atra was found. Two isolates of Memnoniella-echinata were also noted whose cultures proved cytotoxic against fetal feline lung cells. One isolate was grown on rice for 30 days, extracted and chromatographed providing a number of fractions several of which were highly cytotoxic. Two of the fractions yielded trichodermol (2198938) and trichodermin (4682502). A low cytotoxic fraction yielded dechlorogriseofulvin and epidechlorogriseofulvin. The production of such a wide variety of cytotoxins and immunosuppressants contributes significantly to the toxicity of these organisms. [Description provided by NIOSH]
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ISSN:0163-3864
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Volume:59
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Issue:6
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NIOSHTIC Number:nn:00232642
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Citation:J Nat Prod 1996 Jun; 59(6):553-554
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Federal Fiscal Year:1996
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Peer Reviewed:True
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Source Full Name:Journal of Natural Products
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