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2-hydroxy Myristic acid is a hydroxy fatty acid that has been found in bovine, human, and horse milk, cow and buffalo cheeses, sea bass filet, seal oil, human vernix caseosa, and wool wax.1 It inhibits cleavage between the enterovirus capsid proteins VP4 and VP2, a process required for enterovirus infectivity, as well as Junin and Tacaribe viral replication (IC50s = 20.1 and 14.2 μM, respectively).2,3 2-hydroxy Myristic acid was previously characterized as a weak inhibitor of peptide myristoylation (Ki = 200 μM) but has been shown to be inactive in ARL1 cells when used at 100 μM.4,5 [Matreya, LLC. Catalog No. 1703]
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1. Concentrations of medium-
2. Inhibition of enterovirus VP4 myristoylation is a potential antiviral strategy for hand, foot and mouth disease. Antiviral Res. 133, 191-195 (2016).
3. Myristic acid analogs are inhibitors of Junin virus replication. Microbes Infect. 1(8), 609-614 (1999).
4. Metabolic activation of 2-
5. Validation and Invalidation of Chemical Probes for the Human N-