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As a result of the extension of our screening to strains of Chondromyces four new antifungal and highly cytostatic depsipeptides were isolated, the chondramides A (1) – D (4). Their macrocyclic structures comprise three amino acids and a polyketide, viz. alanine, N‐methyltryptophan, α‐methoxyl‐β‐tyrosine, and a 7‐hydroxytrimethyloctenoic acid. Thus, they were found to be closely related to a small class of cyclodepsipeptides including jaspamide, the geodiamolides, and neosiphoniamolide which all have been isolated from marine sponges.
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