Research Article

ct-DNA Binding and Antibacterial Activity of Octahedral Titanium (IV) Heteroleptic (Benzoylacetone and Hydroxamic Acids) Complexes

Table 1

Zone inhibition diameter (mm) of selected titanium (IV) heteroleptic complexes (1–5) and corresponding ligands (in parentheses) against pathogenic bacterial strains.

Sr. numberMicrobial speciesZone inhibition diameter (mm)
Complex (ligand)
() () () () () () () () () ()Ampicillin

1S. typhimurium10 (9.5)10 ()11.5 ()13 (11.5)11 (9.5)16
2E. aerogenes10 (9.5)10 ()13 ()13 (12)12 (10.5)15
3S. epidermidis8 ()10 (8.5)13 (11.5)15 (12.5)10 (9.5)16
4A. faecalis10.5 ()11.5 (9.5)12.5 (10.5)10.5 (9.5)14 (12.5)10
5S. aureus10 (8.5)10.5 (9.5)10 (8.5)15 (12.5)16 (12.5)12
6M. luteus11 (9.5)10 ()10.5 (9.5)16.5 (13.5)10 (8.5)10
7A. hydrophila12 (10.5)18 (13.5)12 (10.5)12 (10.5)12 ()13
8K. pneumoniae11 (9.5)14 (12.5)10 (8.5)12 (10.5)10 ()11
9P. aeruginosa12 ()12 (10.5)16 (14.5)12 (10.5)17 (15.5)8
10S. sonnei13.5 (11.5)7.5 ()14.5 (12.5)11 (9.5)8 (7.5)13

Benzohydroxamic acid (), salicylhydroxamic acid (), acetohydroxamic acid (), hydroxyurea (), and N-benzoyl-N-phenyl hydroxylamine ().