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plasmas, fungi and mammalianneoplastic cells in tissue culture1}. The mechanismof action of these antibiotics is via inhibition of DNAand protein synthesis in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. As shown in Fig. 1, edeine Ax and Bx are linear oligopeptides, which are composedof five aminoacid residues and an organic base; spermidine for edeine A1 and guanylspermidine for edeine B1.1) During our studies on microbial metabolites from culture filtrates of B. brevis TT02-8, we observed that production of edeines was dependent on components of culture medium; edeine At was mainly produced when cultured in Borowska medium,X) whereas edeine Bt was yielded when manganese ion (Mn++) was depleted from the medium. It is assumed that an enzyme with amidinohydrolase activity participates in the conversion ofedeine Bx to A1? based on the chemical structures of these two compounds, and is likely to be Mn++-

A New Enzyme, Edeine B1 Amidinohydrolase, from Bacillus brevis TT02-8. Purification and Determination of the N-terminal Amino Acid Sequence.