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. 2003 Jul;47(7):2072–2081. doi: 10.1128/AAC.47.7.2072-2081.2003

TABLE 2.

Phenotypes of fluoroquinolone-resistant S. pneumoniae and S. mitis strains and amino acid changes in their DNA topoisomerase genes

Strain Yr iso- lated Type Susceptibility by the opto- chin assaya Bile solubility CIPb MIC (μg/ml) Amino acid change in the QRDR ofc:
ParC GyrA ParE
S. pneumoniae ATCC 49619 19F S + 1 None None None
S. pneumoniae R6 S + 0.5 None None None
S. pneumoniae 3180 1994 NTd S 128 S79F, N91D S81Y, S114G None
S. pneumoniae 3870 1996 NT S 64 S79F, N91D S81Y, S114G None
S. pneumoniae 4391 1997 23F S + 128 S79Y, N91D S81F, S114G None
S. pneumoniae 4589 1998 NT S + 64 S79F, N91D S81F, S114G None
S. pneumoniae 4638 1998 23F S + 32 S79Y, K137N S81F 1460V
S. pneumoniae 5237 1999 23F S + 8 S79N, N91D, I126V,E135D S81Y None
S. oralis ATCC 10557 R 2 N91D S114G None
S. oralis NCTC 11427 R 2 N91D S114G None
S. mitis NCTC 12261 R 1 N91D S114G None
S. mitis 75414-2 2000 R >32 D83Y, N91D S81F, S114G None
S. mitis 181731-3 1999 R 64 S79F, N91D S81F, M90G, S114G None
S. mitis 181732-2 1999 R >32 S79F, N91D S81Y, S114G, N150S P424A, I460L, A463E, K466N, A468S
a

S, susceptible; R, resistant.

b

CIP, ciprofloxacin

c

Residues involved in ciprofloxacin resistance are indicated in boldface, and double underlining indicates that the residue is located in a gene with a mosaic structure. No changes in GyrB were found.

d

NT, not typeable.