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. 2022 Aug 8;7(33):29142–29152. doi: 10.1021/acsomega.2c03070

Table 3. Inhibition Zone (mm) and MIC (μg mL–1) of the Tested Compounds (14b, 14c, 14d, 18, 27a, and 27b) in the case of Antifungal Activity.

  sample no.
fungal strains 14b 14c 14d 18 27a 27b refa
C. albicans 12b(8.0)c 13(9.0) 18(7.0) 13(8.0) 13(7.0) 14(8.0) 20(5.0)
T. rubrum 10(11) 19(10) 26(8.0) 12(9.0) 10(9.0) 13(8.0) 36(5.0)
A. flavus 18(8.0) 24(8.0) 25(9.0) 20(10) 23(9.0) 10(9.0) 44(6.0)
F. oxysporum 15(9.0) 17(8.0) 18(8.0) 16(7.0) 15(9.0) 16(7.0) 28(4.0)
S. brevicaulis 10(11) 15(9.0) 16(8.0) 13(9.0) 10(10) 13(10) 20(5.0)
G. candidum 13(10) 16(8.0) 17(9.0) 14(8.0) 11(8.0) 13(8.0) 24(5.0)
a

Ref = clotrimazole as antifungal reference; amount added to each pore = 50 μL.

b

The diameter of inhibition zone in (mm) of compounds (14b, 14c, 14d, 18, 27a, and 27b).

c

MIC (minimum inhibition concentration) in (μg mL–1) of compounds (14b, 14c, 14d, 18, 27a, and 27b).