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. 2019 Mar 7;24(5):930. doi: 10.3390/molecules24050930

Table 2.

Antifungal activity of dihydrofuranaphthoquinones over time and at different storage temperatures against S. brasiliensis and S. schenckii fungi.

DihydrofuraNa-Phthoquinone Time and Condition MIC (µM)
Time (day) S. brasiliensis S. schenckii
5 0 16 32
60, refrigerator 8 16
60, room temperature 16 16
90, refrigerator 16 16
90, room temperature 8 4
6 0 4 4
60, refrigerator 4 4
60, room temperature 4 4
90, refrigerator 4 4
90, room temperature 4 4
7 0 32 32
60, refrigerator 8 16
60, room temperature 8 16
90, refrigerator 16 16
90, room temperature 16 16
8 0 4 8
60, refrigerator 8 8
60, room temperature 16 32
90, refrigerator 16 16
90, room temperature 16 16
10 0 2 4
60, refrigerator 4 4
60, room temperature 4 4
90, refrigerator 4 4
90, room temperature 16 8
17 0 16 32
60, refrigerator 16 16
60, room temperature 16 16
90, refrigerator >32 >32
90, room temperature >32 >32
18 0 4 8
60, refrigerator 4 8
60, room temperature 4 8
90, refrigerator 8 8
90, room temperature 8 8
20 0 16 16
60, refrigerator 16 16
60, room temperature 16 16
90, refrigerator >32 32
90, room temperature >32 32
21 0 32 16
60, refrigerator 4 8
60, room temperature 4 8
90, refrigerator 4 8
90, room temperature 4 8
Itraconazole 0.25 0.125

MIC: minimum inhibitory concentration. The results represent two independent experiments in duplicate. T0 = 0 days; T60 = 60 days; T90 = 90 days.