“…The latter may be responsible for several human diseases where calcium phosphate deposition is a hallmark, for example, cardiovascular disease, kidney stones, urological diseases, and various forms of autoimmune diseases . However, even though the emergence of bacteria resistant to antibiotics poses a major health problem, the antimicrobial activity of MBPs has not been attracting enough attention . On the basis of these considerations and in view of our interest in chemistry and biological activity of MBPs and as part of our current studies on the development of new skeletons of antimicrobial activity , we herein report on the synthesis and the microbial activity of a new series of N , S ‐MBP derivatives.…”