Olsuf'eva E N, Povarov L S, Salimova K I, Potapova N P
Antibiotiki. 1982 Oct;27(10):732-7.
14-Bromocarminomycin and 14-bromorubomycin were treated with alkali metal salts and nitrogen heterocycles to obtain 14-acetoxycarminomycin, 14-octamoylhydroxycarminomycin, 14-salicyloylhydroxycarminomycin, 14-salicyloylhydroxyrubomycin, 14-chinaldinoylhydroxyrubomycin and rubomycin 14-N-phthalimide, rubomycin 14-N-pyridinium bromide and 14-N-imidazolylrubomycin. It was shown that the reaction rate of the nucleophilic substitution in the acetone medium could be increased with the use of crown ethers of sodium iodide. Under such conditions 14-iodinecarminomycin and 14-iodinerubomycin, two intermediate products, partially reduced to the initial antibiotics, i.e. carminomycin and rubomycin. 14-Acetoxycarminomycin had the highest activity against Bac. mycoides, used as a test microbe. It amounted to 50 per cent, while the activity of the other derivatives did not exceed 25 per cent of the activity of the initial antibiotics.