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. 2019 Jan 16;7(1):22. doi: 10.3390/microorganisms7010022

Table 1.

Antibiotic degradation kinetics of ribaxamase and P2A. Steady-state KM and kcat values for the indicated beta-lactam antibiotics were determined by measuring substrate hydrolysis under initial rate conditions with Hanes linearization of the Michalis-Menten equation. Relative antibiotic degradation efficiency based on the E. coli growth assay is displayed in the last column for comparison.

Antibiotic SYN-004 (Ribaxamase) P2A E. coli Assay
KM Kcat Kcat/KM KM Kcat Kcat/KM
mM s−1 M−1 s−1 (× 10−3) mM s−1 M−1 s−1 (× 10−3)
Ampicillin 161 2160 13417 942 1114 1183 ribaxamase > P2A
Pipercillin 53 816 15396 372 1049 2820 ribaxamase = P2A
Ceftriaxone 38 83 2184 68 95 1397 P2A > ribaxamase
Cefotaxime 21 36 1714 66 479 7258 P2A > ribaxamase
Cefazoline 37 192 5189 39 6 154 Ribaxamase > P2A
Cefoperazone 2 17 8500 82 338 4122 P2A > ribaxamase
Cefuroxime 277 35 126 27 221 8185 P2A > ribaxamase
Imipenem Not active Not active 337 1480 4392 P2A
Meropenem Not active Not active 410 480 1171 P2A