F. Baerlocher, M. Baerlocher, R. Langler, S. MacQuarrie, P. E. O'Connor
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Optimizing disulfide fungitoxicity: Adjustment of hydrocarbon chain length
Previously identified classes of antifungal disulfides are modified by extending alkyl substituents. Although, the principal focus is on f -sulfone disulfides, one nitrophenyl alkyl disulfide and a pair of f -ester disulfides were also prepared and examined. Optimum fungitoxicity is associated with structures which have seven to ten carbon atoms in the form of unbranched chains and/or phenyl rings.