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Browse Mutations gyrBR482K

GenegyrB

Protein ChangeR482K

Validation StatusCandidate

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Overview

Mechanism: The R482 side chain is located in the minor groove and forms a gate which blocks the quinolone in the pocket
Resistance To: Fluoroquinolones
Organisms: Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Papers: 1

Paper Information1

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Structural insights into the quinolone resistance mechanism of Mycobacterium tuberculosis DNA gyrase.

PMID 20805881 · 2010

R482K mutation contributes to intrinsic quinolone resistance

Mutation Information

Protein Change: R482K
Organisms: Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Confers Resistance To: Fluoroquinolones

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Effect on Function

The R482 side chain is located in the minor groove and forms a gate which blocks the quinolone in the pocket

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