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. 2005 Jan;49(1):57–70. doi: 10.1128/AAC.49.1.57-70.2005

TABLE 5.

Effects of BM0 and BM2 on growth, viability, and Pma1p activity for S. cerevisiae and fungal pathogens

Species and strain MIC90/MFCa (μM)
IC50 (μM) for Pma1p ATPase
Concn (μM)/time (h) to >98% cell deathb
BM0
BM2
BM0 (pH 7.0) BM2 (pH 7.0) BM0 (pH 7.0) BM2 (pH 7.0)
pH 7.0 pH 7.3 (7.5)c pH 7.0 pH 7.3 (7.5)c
S. cerevisiae
    T48 1.3s 0.63s/2.5c 5s 0.63s/2.5c 2.5 0.5 100/17.5 20/17.5
    AD/PDR5+ 10c 2.5c 5c 1.25c ND ND ND ND
    AD/PDR5− 10c 1.3s/2.5c 2.5s/10c 0.63s/1.25c ND ND ND ND
Fungal pathogen
    C. albicans ATCC 10261 >20 20s >10 5s/10c 20 2 100/2.0 40/2.0
    C. glabrata CBS138 >20 >10 10s 5s/10c 10 2 100/17.5 20/17.5
    C. krusei B2399 >20 20s >10 10s 6 1 100/17.5 40/1.0
    C. tropicalis IF0168 20c 10s/20c 5s 2.5s/5c 5 0.6 25/0.5 5/0.5
    C. neoformans ATCC 90121 10c 5s/10c 5c 2.5s/10c 3 1.5 25/0.5 10/2.0
a

MIC90, minimum concentration at which there is >90% growth inhibition compared to no-peptide control (s, fungistatic); MFC, peptide concentration at which no CFU was recovered (c, fungicidal).

b

Concentration of peptide that gives >98% cell death/time required to achieve this effect. ND, not determined.

c

The pHs in parentheses are those used in tests with fungal pathogens other than S. cerevisiae. A single pH value indicates that the same pH was used for both S. cerevisiae and the other fungal pathogens.