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. 2020 Dec 7;13(1):e13207. doi: 10.15252/emmm.202013207

Table 1.

Escape mutants selected on ND‐011992 + Q203 are resistant to Q203 but not to ND‐011992.

Strain MIC50 ND‐011992 ATP IC50 (μM)
Q203 (nM) Lansoprazole (µM)
Wild type 0.0014 44.61 0.74
1 >100 55.94 0.98
2 >100 57.46 0.92
3 >100 54.19 0.90
4 >100 57.5 0.48
5 >100 56.06 0.53
6 >100 58.22 0.76
7 >100 55.71 0.50
8 >100 63.5 0.40
9 >100 60.94 0.58
10 >100 52.37 0.83
11 >100 99.5 0.98
12 >100 68.33 0.77
13 >100 62.92 0.67
14 >100 63.62 0.87
15 >100 63.88 0.56
16 >100 64.38 0.38
17 >100 63.79 0.60
18 >100 62.87 0.46

The M. bovis BCG spontaneous‐resistant mutant strains were exposed to a dose range of Q203 or lansoprazole for 5 days before recording the turbidity at OD600. The potency of ND‐011992 was tested in an ATP depletion assay in combination with lansoprazole. Bacteria were exposed to a dose range of ND‐011992 in the presence of lansoprazole at 200 µM for 15 h before quantification of intracellular ATP levels. The experiments were performed in duplicates and repeated once.