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. 2015 Jul 16;59(8):4800–4808. doi: 10.1128/AAC.00150-15

TABLE 2.

Mutations in the embCAB locus that are markers of phylogenetic lineages or potentially associated with ETB resistance in 60 ETB-S and 71 ETB-R isolates of the MTBC

Mutation in the embCAB locus Mutation
Phylogenetic lineage(s)
Amino acid Nucleotidea
Markers of phylogenetic lineages EmbC R738Q CAS
EmbC V981L Haarlem; all H1; all X; all ambiguous T2T3 and T2X1; some T1, T2, and T5; and one each of Manu2, Ghana, and T3 variant
EmbA C76C embA c228t Beijing
EmbA Q38Q embA a114g Subgroup of Beijing
EmbC T1036T embC c3108t M. bovis
EmbB N13S M. bovis
EmbB V117V embB c351t AFRI-1 and M. bovis
EmbB E378A Ancestral MTBC lineages 1, 5, and 6 and M. bovis
EmbC T270I Ancestral MTBC lineages 1, 5, and 6 and M. bovis
EmbB M423T LAM4 from Portugal
EmbB P965P embB g2895a X
EmbC R345R embC c1035g X2
Mutations potentially associated with ETB resistancea EmbB M306V/Ib
EmbB G406C/S/A/Db
EmbB Q497Rb
EmbB F330I
EmbB Y334H
EmbB D354Ac
EmbB N399I
EmbB L402V
EmbB S426N
EmbB N296H
EmbB A19Dd
EmbA G5Vd
embCA -c8a/t
embCA -c12t
embCA -c16t
embCA with deletion of cg at positions −21 and −20
a

embCA is the embC-embA intergenic region.

b

Implication in ETB resistance proven by site-directed mutagenesis or allelic exchange.

c

Involvement in ETB resistance suggested by the in vitro-selected mutant.

d

Implication in ETB resistance remains to be experimentally verified.

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