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against a DNA-repair deficient strain (BE1121) of Escherichia coli than against DNA-repair proficient counterparts suggested that the mode of action of the antibiotic might involve an interaction with DNA1}.Weconducted some experiments to test this possibility and the results are presented in this paper. In shaken cultures of BE1121, valanimycin showed a unique growth-inhibition profile when the growth was monitored by reading the turbidity of the culture. After addition of valanimycin at a concentration of 1.6 ^g/ml, which was later shown to reduce the colonyforming ability of the cell population to 10~4 within 4 hours, the turbidity of the culture in-

Valanimycin acts on DNA in bacterial cells.