👉 'Amidulin' is a chemical compound, primarily used for the production of antibiotics and pharmaceuticals. It belongs to the category of aliphatic amines. The term 'amidulin' refers to a specific derivative or aldosterone-derived compound produced by Escherichia coli bacteria.<0x0A><0x0A>Amidulins are commonly used in the production of antibiotics due to their high potency, which is essential for controlling microbial pathogens. They also have antitumor and immunomodulatory effects, making them useful in the development of new drugs.
