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Numoquin     (6-ethoxyquinolin-4-yl)-(5- ethyl-1...

Synonyms: Optochin, Optoquine, AGN-PC-00HNY3, IBS-L0033609, LS-77236, ...
 
 
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Disease relevance of Numoquin hydrochloride

 

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  • Sequence analysis and transformation experiments showed that the atpC gene is responsible for the optochin-sensitive resistant (OptS/OptR) phenotype [4].
  • Molecular basis of the optochin-sensitive phenotype of pneumococcus: characterization of the genes encoding the F0 complex of the Streptococcus pneumoniae and Streptococcus oralis H(+)-ATPases [4].
  • Analysis of the atpCAB region, which encodes the c, a, and b subunits of the F(0)F(1) H(+)-ATPase, the target of optochin, revealed high degrees of similarity between S. mitis 1162/99 and S. pneumoniae in atpC, atpA, and the N terminus of atpB [5].
  • The determination of the partial nucleotide sequence embracing the atp operon encoding the F(o)F(1) H(+)-ATPase indicated that the optochin susceptibility of the isolates was due to the acquisition of atpC, atpA, and part of atpB from S. pneumoniae by horizontal gene transfer [6].
  • We found the psaA-specific PCR to be the genotypic technique best suited for the identification of genuine pneumococci and optochin-resistant pneumococci [7].
 

Biological context of Numoquin hydrochloride

 

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Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Numoquin hydrochloride

  • Resistant isolates consisted of bile-soluble optochin-susceptible and optochin-resistant subpopulations with identical antimicrobial susceptibility patterns, capsular types and pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) profiles [9].
  • Equivocal optochin disk test results should be confirmed by bile solubility, agglutination tests, or both [19].
  • Selected isolates of suspected pneumococci, sent for confirmation of identification and for serotyping, were classified into four groups based on their optochin sensitivity and capsule reaction [20].

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