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Beta-Lactam

Target PBP and prevent wall cross linking

Glycopeptides

Bind and occupy D-Alanine to prevent cross- linking

Daptomycin

Lipid portioninsert into baterial membrane ---> form ion-conducting channel ----> Cell death

Colistin

(+) charge binds to (–) charge liposaccharide on outermembrane ----> displace Ca2+ and Mg2+ ---> destabilizemembrane

Rifamycins

Bindsto RNA polymerase ---> blockmRNA elongation

Aminoglycosides

Binds to 30S ---> causing mis-match of tRNA

Macrolides and Ketolides

The macrolides bind reversibly to the 50S subunit ----> inhibit peptidyltransferase ----> prevent formingpeptide bonds between the amino acids.

Tetracyclines and Glycylcyclines

lBinds to 30S à prevent tRNA binding ----> block protein synthesis

Choramphenicol

Binds to 50S ---> blockformation of peptide bond

Clindamycin

Binds to 50s ---> inhibitprotein synthesis

Streptogramins

Binds to 50S ---> preventprotein synthesis

Linezolid

Binds to 50S ---> prevent assiociation with 30S ----> ribosome can’t form

Nitrofurantoin

poorly understood – inhibit translation

Sulfa Drugs

Competitively Inhibit DHT --->> Prevent production of Folic acid--->> No DNA replication

Quinolones

Target Topoisomerase(G+) and DNA Gyrase(G-)

Metronidazole

must be reduced to be active – forms free radicals (i.e. super oxide) ----> DNA breakage

Bacitracin

Inhibitssynthesis of bacterial cell wall (Via DNA?)

Mupirocin

–Reversiblyinhibits Aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase ---> Prevents AA attaching to tRNA (i.e. prevent “loading” or“charging”) ---> stop protein synthesis

Isoniazid

Inhibit mycolic acid synthesis – important component of cell envelope

Pyrazinamide

•MOA: unclear


–Targets enzymes for synthesis ofmycolic acid


–Reduction of intracellular pH


–Disrupt membrane transport

Ethambutol

•Target the synthesis ofmycobacterial cell wall