摘要
分枝杆菌的休眠被定义为应激反应中稳定但可逆的非复制阶段。在结核分枝杆菌(一种重要的人类病原体)中,这个阶段是潜伏性结核的原因。目前治疗结核的化疗尽管可以有效杀死生长的结核杆菌,但很大程度上无法杀死休眠菌。为此,近期研究的热点在于开发新药来对抗这种潜在形式的疾病。基于此目的,关于细菌从休眠中复苏的分子基础是必需和非常重要的。本文综述了当前从分枝杆菌休眠中退出的复杂机制的知识,描述了负责分枝杆菌从休眠中复苏的分子并从结构角度讨论了其作用。
关键词: 休眠,分枝杆菌,复苏,结构。
Current Medicinal Chemistry
Title:Exit from Mycobacterial Dormancy: A Structural Perspective
Volume: 22 Issue: 14
Author(s): Flavia Squeglia, Alessia Ruggiero and Rita Berisio
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关键词: 休眠,分枝杆菌,复苏,结构。
摘要: Dormancy in mycobacteria is defined as a stable but reversible non-replicating state in response to stresses. In Mycobacterium tuberculosis, an important human pathogen, this state is responsible for latent Tuberculosis. The current chemotherapy to defeat Tuberculosis while effective in killing growing tubercle bacilli is largely ineffective in killing dormant bacilli. For this reason there is a recent interest to develop new drugs against this disease in the latent form. To this aim, the knowledge of the molecular basis of bacterial resuscitation from dormancy is necessary and of paramount importance. This review summarizes the current knowledge on the complex mechanism of exit from mycobacterial dormancy; the main molecular players responsible for mycobacterial resuscitation from dormancy are described and their role is discussed from a structural perspective.
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Flavia Squeglia, Alessia Ruggiero and Rita Berisio , Exit from Mycobacterial Dormancy: A Structural Perspective, Current Medicinal Chemistry 2015; 22 (14) . https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/0929867322666150209153027
DOI https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/0929867322666150209153027 |
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