Gramicidin

Gramicidin

Identification
ATC cord	R02AB30 (WHO)
KEGG	D04369
Chemical data
Chemical formula	C99H140N20O17
Molecular weight	1,882.33 g·mol-1

The peptide-related deadly poison that the Bacillus of the soil bacterium produces gramicidin (gramicidin). An ion allows a cell membrane to pass when I take it in (ionophore). The ion is univalent cations such as hydrogen ion lithium ion sodium ion potassium ions. In a nerve, brain, heart, the lungs of sodium ion and the potassium ion lose the balance, and dyspnea or a heart attack are caused. In addition, the gramicidin stops production of the intracellular protein and results in death when life support becomes difficult and is the worst. The fatal dose is 17 milligrams from 15 milligrams per 1 kilogram in weight.

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