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. 2008 Jul;9(6):510–519. doi: 10.2174/138920008784892100

Fig. (4). Interactions of isoniazid with the active site of NAT from M. smegmatis.

Fig. (4). Interactions of isoniazid with the active site of NAT from M. smegmatis.

The interactions are shown using Ligplot analysis [65]. Inh1 (E) indicates isoniazid. The residues are indicated by their numbers in M. smegmatis NAT. After [7]. An identical Ligplot for M. marinum NAT is found in [43].