Examples of resistance genes encoding for the enzymatic modification of antibacterials.
Resistance mechanism | Resistance gene(s) | Enzyme | Resistance phenotype | Ref. |
---|---|---|---|---|
Hydrolytic modification | bla | β-Lactamases | β-Lactam antibiotics in Gram positive and Gram negative | 9 |
ere | Esterases | Macrolides in Gram positive and Gram negative | 26 | |
Chemical modification | aac | Acetyltransferases | Aminoglycosides in Gram positive and Gram negative | 27 |
ant | Nucleotidyltransferases | |||
aph | Phosphotransferases | |||
fosA | Glutathionetransferase | Fosfomycin in Gram positive and Gram negative | 28 | |
fosB | Bacillithioltransferase | |||
fomA | Phosphotransferases | |||
fomB | ||||
cat | Acetyltransferases | Chloramphenicol in Gram positive and Gram negative | 29 | |
orf2 | Phosphotransferase | |||
nat | Acetyltransferase | Isoniazid in M. tuberculosis | 23 | |
rgt | Glycosylation | Rifamycin Gram positive and mycobacteria | 30 | |
rph | Phosphotransferase | |||
arr | Ribosyltransferase | |||
tetX | Oxidoreductases | Tetracyclines in Gram negative | 31 |