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[Acid-base properties of the polyene antibiotic nystatin].

The acid-base properties and transformation of nystatin in water, methanol, 80 per cent ethanol, 70 per cent propanol and 70 per cent dimethylsulfoxide were studied. The data are indicative of a significant difference in the protolytic properties of the antibiotic in various solutions. Nonreversible conformative conversions of nystatin in water and methanol not connected with the loss of the antibiotic activity were observed. It is suggested that the molecule of nystatin in the above solutions could be in 3 main states, i. e. inert native and activated. The results of the study may be of use in development of the schemes for isolation of nystatin from the mycelium preparation of some of its water soluble forms.