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Bioassay-guided fractionation of an extract from the fungus Myrothecium ver
rucaria BCC 112 resulted in the first isolation of roridin E acetate (5) fr
om nature together with four common macrocyclic trichothecene isomers (1-4)
. Trichothecenes 1-5, while known as mycotoxins, were evaluated for their h
igh antimalarial activity.