Bacitracin, potency min. 60 Units/mg
Bacitracin, potency min. 60 Units/mg
Bacitracin, potency min. 60 Units/mg
Bacitracin, potency min. 60 Units/mg
Thermo Scientific Chemicals

Bacitracin, potency min. 60 Units/mg

Bacitracin, CAS # 1405-87-4, is cyclic polypeptide-based antibiotic which exhibits activity against microbes causing pneumonia, skin, and eye infections.
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Specifications
Chemical Name or MaterialBacitracin
TypeBacitracin
Physical FormPowder
CAS1405-87-4
Health Hazard 1Warning
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General Description

• Bacitracin is a mixture of at least nine different cyclic polypeptides, originally isolated from Bacillus bacteria in 1945

• Bacitracins work by binding divalent metal cations and preventing the hydrolysis of lipids into usable cell wall components

Applications

• Bacitracin has been paired with nanoparticles in some laboratory studies to increase its effectivity

• It is suitable for the laboratory study of bacterial resistance, infection, and cross-reactivity

RUO – Research Use Only

General References:

  1. Tay, W.M.; Epperson, J.D.; da Silva, G.F.; Ming, L.J. 1H NMR, mechanism, and mononuclear oxidative activity of the antibiotic metallopeptide bacitracin: the role of D-Glu-4, interaction with pyrophosphate moiety, DNA binding and cleavage, and bioactivity. J Am Chem Soc. 2010, 28, 132(16), 5652-61.
  2. Karala, A.R.; Ruddock, L.W. Bacitracin is not a specific inhibitor of protein disulfide isomerase. FEBS J. 2010, 277(11), 2454-62.