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• W1995262748 abstract "Salmonella enterica is the main cause of food-borne disease worldwide and the emergence of antibiotic-resistant Salmonella strains has become a major public health concern. To combat the resistant pathogens, screening of new antibacterials with novel targets or mechanisms of action is very urgent. Luteolin, a traditional Chinese medicine monomer, was proven to be an uncompetitive inhibitor of FabI, the sole enoyl-ACP reductase (ENR) from S. enterica (SeFabI), with the inhibition constant (Ki) of 15.1 ± 0.3 μM. Three missense mutations SeFabI[G93V], SeFabI[G93S], and SeFabI[Y156F] were designed to investigate the structure–activity relationship between the inhibitor and the SeFabI target. The specific activities and substrate affinities of SeFabI[G93V] and SeFabI[G93S] were similar to the wild-type SeFabI, while SeFabI[Y156F] lost the substrate catalytic activity, which was consistent with the mechanism for catalytic activity of FabI from Escherichia coli (EcFabI) described previously. SeFabI[G93V] mutation showed high level luteolin resistance, which was consistent with the studies in E. coli by triclosan. Interestingly, the SeFabI[G93S] showed both luteolin sensitivity and triclosan resistance, and the difference could be explained by the structure discrepancy between luteolin and triclosan. These data imply that the Gly-93 and Tyr-156 are key amino acid residues for luteolin in the active site of the target. As a phytochemical, it has been certified to be safe, thus luteolin would be able to develop as a lead compound for combating resistant bacteria." @default.
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• W1995262748 title "Mutational analysis of the interaction between a potential inhibitor luteolin and enoyl-ACP reductase (FabI) from Salmonella enterica" @default.
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