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Glycolipids of brevibacterium vitarumen

M A Lanéelle, J Asselineau

Biochimica Et Biophysica Acta

|January 18, 1976

Abstract:

Corynomycolic acids have been identified in the lipids of Brevibacterium vitarumen. The analogy between this strain and typical aerobic Corynebacteria is borne out by these complex lipids, corynomycolic acid being linked as 6,6'-dicorynomycoloyl-trehalose (cord-factor structure) and as 6-monocorynomycoloyl-trehalose.

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