Sterol Biosynthesis Inhibitors and Anti-Feeding Compounds
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By T. Kato (Contribution by), W. Krïmer (Contribution by), K.-H. Kuck (Contribution by), D.M. Norris (Contribution by), H. Scheinpflug (Contribution by)
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Living organisms are separated from the outside world by their membranes, which perform important roles for maintaining their lives. Sterols are indispensable com- ponents in eukaryotic organisms for stabilizing membranes composed of phospho- lipid bilayers. Most prokaryotic organisms, on the other hand, do not contain sterols in their membranes, although recent studies indicated that the bacterium Methylo- coccus capsulatus produces sterols 1) and many strains of Mycoplasma, bacteria witho...






















