Effect of the Interaction between Chelating Agents on their Fungitoxicity

THE role of chelation in the mechanism of action of 8-hydroxyquinoline (‘oxine’) against fungi has been reviewed by Horsfall 1 and Hollingshead 2 . The increased bactericidal and fungicidal activity of this compound in the presence of Cu 2+ has been ascribed to the rapid penetration of the cell wall...

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Published in:Nature (London) 1957-03, Vol.179 (4558), p.539-539
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