J.R. S. answered 12/20/19
Ph.D. in Biochemistry with an emphasis in Neurochemistry/Neuropharm
Assuming the original AB worked, i.e. before you made any modifications, then you should be able to conclude that whatever moiety you altered in the original molecule is required for activity. Not knowing exactly what the original molecule is, nor what modifications you made, it's impossible for us to draw any other firm conclusions.
Mandeep K.
I do understand, due to modifications there will be an effect on bacterial activity. I have an idea regarding the MOA, since wollamide is a cationic antimycobacterial cyclohexapeptide that exhibits activity against Mycobacterium bovis. If it’s a cyclic peptide which inhibits protein synthesis 50s of ribosome. Is it safe to assume wollamide can diffuse through the cell membrane and inhibit protein synthesis?12/23/19

J.R. S.
12/23/19
Mandeep K.
Thank you for answering my question.12/20/19