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Trimethoprim is a competitive inhibitor of:
Dihydrofolate reductase
Trimethoprim has a _____ for the bacterial enzyme (high selectivity)
High affinity
Causes a rapid and complete inhibition of enzyme activity
Trimethoprim
Works in the folate pathway in both humans and bacteria, unlike sulfa
Trimethoprim
Trimethoprim has a _____ similar to the sulfonamides
Spectrum of activity
Trimethoprim is used in combo with sulfas to ______ folate metabolism
Interfere with
Trimethoprim is __________ in the same conditions as sulfas
Bacteriostatic or bacteriocidal
Increased levels of enzyme
Basis for resistance to trimethoprim
Reduced binding to trimethoprim
Basis for resistance to trimethoprim
PCN was discovered by ______ in _____
Fleming; 1928
Fleming discovered PCN as it inhibited the growth of:
Staphylococcus cultures
Derived from mold
PCN
PCN-ases break the ______ ring
Beta-lactam
Break down cell wall
Autolysins
_______ interfere with synthesis of new cell wall during growth stages
PCN and cephalosporins
Cell interior of gram positive bacteria is:
Hypertonic
High degree of _____ in the wall prevents membrane rupture
Cross linking
PCN inhibits ______ in cell walls units
Cross linking
New unit of cell wall is inhibited to linking with the pre-existing cell wall by:
Vancomycin and bacitracin
Production of cell wall building blocks inside the cell are inhibited by:
Cycloserine
Used primarily for TB
Cycloserine
Structure of _____ is similar to that of D-alanyl-D-alanyl terminus of polypeptide side chain of peptidoglycan
PCN
Lack of accessibility to target (gram negative bacteria)
Basis for resistance to PCN
Production of penicillinases (or beta lactamases)
Basis for resistance to PCN
Alterations in PCN binding proteins
Basis for resistance to PCN
Change in affinity; increased levels of other PBPs
Alterations in PCN binding proteins
Effects of PCN on a particular bacterium may be r/t the _______ that are affected
PCN binding proteins
Binding to PBPs 2 and 3=
Prevents cell division (loss of rod like structure, filament formation)
Binding to PBP 1 =
Inhibits synthesis of cell wall (organisms undergo osmotic lysis)
Gram Neg bacteria have an :
Outer membrane