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. 2013 Oct;57(10):4911–4919. doi: 10.1128/AAC.00418-13

Table 1.

Chronological appearance of the mutations functionally characterized in S. pneumoniae R6M2B and 60827 and their transformants

Strain CIP MIC (μg/ml) Mutation
parC gyrA patAa,b patBc spr0335 spr1544 spr1902
R6 0.5 WT WT WT WT WT WT WT
R6M2B 128 C245T G253A WT* WT WT WT WT
T1-R6M2B 16 C245T WT WT WT WT A-28G C248T
T2-R6M2B 64 C245T G253A WT WT WT A-28G C248T
T3-R6M2B 64 C245T G253A WT WT WT A-28G C248T
T4-R6M2B 64 C245T G253A WT WT WT A-28G C248T
T5-R6M2B 128 C245T G253A WT* WT C1246T A-28G C248T
T1-60827 2 WT WT RSS10 RSS10 WT WT C248T
a

PatA mutations identified in RSS10: A-33C, G335T, T537C, A540G, and C660T. A number preceded by a hyphen indicates the position of a mutation upstream of the ATG.

b

An asterisk indicates an increased expression of patA as measured by quantitative real-time PCR.

c

PatB mutations identified in RSS10: T142G, T357C, T618C, T1260C, G1507A, and A1620G.