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- Introduction
- Protein synthesis
- Interference sites for protein synthesis
- David versus Goliath
- Drug targets on 16S rRNA
- 30S-antibiotic structure (1)
- 30S-antibiotic structure (2)
- Drug targets on 23S rRNA
- 50S-antibiotic structures
- Initiation inhibitors
- Kasugamycin history
- 30S-Kasugamycin structure
- Kasugamycin primary binding site (1)
- Kasugamycin primary binding site (2)
- Kasugamycin resistance
- Alternative conformations for helix 45
- Indirect resistance mechanism
- Kasugamycin secondary binding site
- Kasugamycin: 70S versus 30S
- Kasugamycin binds in mRNA pathway
- Kasugamycin inhibits tRNA binding to 30S
- Mechanism of kasugamycin action
- Inhibitors of initiation: edeine and pactamycin
- 30S-edeine structure
- 30S-pactamycin structure
- Pactamycin inhibits translocation
- Relative binding sites of initiation inhibitors
- Thiostrepton
- Chemical structure of thiostrepton
- Thiostrepton binding site on 23S rRNA
- 50S-thiostrepton structure
- 50S binding site of thiostrepton
- Thiostrepton interaction
- Native L11 position
- Free versus bound thiostrepton
- Minimal thiostrepton fragment
- Interaction of DHP
- Thiostrepton inhibits EF-G dependent Pi release
- Cryo-EM of 70S-EF-G complex
- Stalk base movement upon EF-G binding
- Thiostrepton allows initial binding of EF-G
- Thiostrepton prevents EF-G accommodation
- Thiostrepton resistance in bacteria
- Thiostrepton resistance in eukaryotes
- Peptidyltransferase (PTF) inhibitors
- Binding site of PTF inhibitors on 23S rRNA
- Inhibition of PTF activity
- Chemical structure of chloramphenicol
- 50S-chloramphenicol structure
- Peptidyltransferase centre
- Chloramphenicol binding site on 50S
- Chloramphenicol overlap with A-tRNA
- Chemical structures of macrolide antibiotics
- Macrolide binding site on 23S rRNA
- 50S-telithromycin structure
- Telithromycin binds in tunnel
- D50S-Tel versus H50S-Tel
- D50S-Tel versus D50S-Tel new
- New D50S-Tel versus H50S-Tel
- Species specific binding of antibiotics (1)
- Species-specific binding of antibiotics (2)
- Summary
- Bibliography
Topics Covered
- Overview of antibiotics that target the ribosome
- Different mechanisms by which translation initiation inhibitors, such as kasugamycin and edeine, perturb initiator tRNA binding
- Structural insight into how the thiopeptide class of antibiotics, such as thiostrepton and micrococcin, inhibit stable binding of translation factors, such as EF-G, to the ribosome
- Mechanism by which drugs, such as chloramphenicol and macrolides inhibit the peptidyltransferase reaction
- How species specific differences in antibiotic interaction sites between different organisms can have a dramatic influence on drug binding
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Talk Citation
Wilson, D. (2008, May 15). Antibiotic inhibition of ribosome function [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved April 15, 2025, from https://doi.org/10.69645/SYZK1506.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
- Published on May 15, 2008
Financial Disclosures
- Dr. Daniel Wilson has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.