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CELL WALL ACTIVE ANTIBIOTICS I- PHARM {ST1}

CELL WALL ACTIVE ANTIBIOTICS I- PHARM {ST1} . BY RANJEET RAMAN. Penicillin G is the main ABX in this class . Binary fission of cell wall during bacterial replication requires lots of cell wall remodeling.

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CELL WALL ACTIVE ANTIBIOTICS I- PHARM {ST1}

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  1. CELL WALL ACTIVE ANTIBIOTICS I- PHARM {ST1} BY RANJEET RAMAN

  2. Penicillin G is the main ABX in this class. Binary fission of cell wall during bacterial replication requires lots of cell wall remodeling. Gram+ cells have thick peptidoglycan layer and β-lactamases on outer surface. Also have DAP, ​a carboxylated lysine unique to bacterial cell walls, and D-alanine which is not found in ​vertebrates.

  3. Peptidoglycan strands all terminate in two D-ala amino acids. In Gram- rods, the enzyme ​transpeptidase targets this bond, cleaves it, and crosslinks D-ala to DAP. In Gram+ ​cocci, the D-ala is crosslinked to lysine via a pentaglycine bridge. In any case, D-ala is ​the key to peptidoglycan crosslinks.

  4. Penicillin has a β-lactam ring, which mimics the N-C=O portion of D-ala/D-ala. Transpeptidase ​recognizes this analogue structure on penicillin and acylates it covalently. So penicillin is ​a suicide substrate. This inhibits cross-linking of peptidoglycan by transpeptidase.

  5. Cell walls are created/expanded by dissolving one peptidoglycan and laying down three new ​ones in its place. With transpeptidase inhibited, bacterial autolysins continue to dissolve ​their own remaining peptidoglycan and ruin their own cell wall.

  6. Transpeptidase is only one of a few penicillin binding proteins (PBP’s), which are located in the ​cell membrane. Humans do not have D-ala/D-ala or transpeptidase, so we are unaffected.

  7. Penicillins display time-dependent killing! Above the MIC, killing rate is independent of ​concentration, so low concentrations are quite effective. Penicillins also display a post-antibiotic effect (PAE) in Gram+ but not Gram-.

  8. Resistance to Penicillin Alteration of PBP side, reduced permeability, and β-lactamase. β-lactamase is constitutive and periplasmic in Gram-, but plasmid mediated in Gram+. ​It hydrolyzes the β-lactam ring on penicillin, creating an inactive penicilloic acid.

  9. We can counter this using decoy β-lactam ring drugs such as Clavulanate, which ​competes for access to β-lactamase enzyme, sparing penicillin.

  10. Spectrum of Activity of Penicillin G “Dumb” Gram- rods N. meningitidis, as well as Streptococcus, Syphilis, Listeria, Bacillus anthracis.

  11. Penicillin has meager CSF penetration, but penetration improved with inflammation because the ​organic ion transporter that pumps it out of cells it shut off during inflammation.

  12. Adverse Reactions to Penicillin Major issue is allergic hypersensitivity, often a Type I immediate anaphylactic rxn. ​IgE stimulates mast cells to degranulate. Can also cause a Type II hemolytic anemia. ​Can test for adverse reactions using PPL and MDM skin tests.

  13. So weaknesses of penicillin include short half-life, instability in stomach acid, allergenicity, ​inactivation by β-lactamase, and poor efficacy against Gram- bacteria.

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