Three positional analogues (4-, 5-, and 7-) of benzothienylglycine and (N-acetylindolinyl)-5-glycine were prepared and coupled to 7-aminodeacetoxycephalosporanic acid (7-ADCA) to give the cephalosporins 17a-c. In addition two isomeric (2,3-b and 3,2-b) thienothiopheneglycines were synthesized and coupled to 7-ADCA to yield cephalosporins 30d and 30e. In vitro testing of these new cephalosporins indicates good activity against Gram-positive bacteria. Against Streptococcus pneumoniae infections compound 25 displayed better mouse protection (both orally and subcutaneously) than cephalexin.
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