Octapeptin C4 and polymyxin resistance occur via distinct pathways in an epidemic XDR Klebsiella pneumoniae ST258 isolate.
Octapeptin C4 and polymyxin resistance occur via distinct pathways in an epidemic XDR Klebsiella pneumoniae ST258 isolate.
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在流行性 XDR 肺炎克雷伯菌 ST258 分离株中,八肽素 C4 和多粘菌素耐药性通过不同的途径发生。
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10.1093/jac/dky458
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2019
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Cooper,MatthewA
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Pitt,MirandaE;Cao,MinhDuc;Butler,MarkS;Ramu,Soumya;Ganesamoorthy,Devika;Blaskovich,MarkAT;Coin,LachlanJM;Cooper,MatthewA
BackgroundPolymyxin B and E (colistin) have been pivotal in the treatment of XDR Gram-negative bacterial infections; however, resistance has emerged. A structurally related lipopeptide, octapeptin C4, has shown significant potency against XDR bacteria, including polymyxin-resistant strains, but its mode of action remains undefined.ObjectivesWe sought to compare and contrast the acquisition of resistance in an XDRKlebsiella pneumoniae(ST258) clinical isolatein vitrowith all three lipopeptides to potentially unveil variations in their mode of action.MethodsThe isolate was exposed to increasing concentrations of polymyxins and octapeptin C4 over 20 days. Day 20 strains underwent WGS, complementation assays, antimicrobial susceptibility testing and lipid A analysis.ResultsTwenty days of exposure to the polymyxins resulted in a 1000-fold increase in the MIC, whereas for octapeptin C4 a 4-fold increase was observed. There was no cross-resistance observed between the polymyxin- and octapeptin-resistant strains. Sequencing of polymyxin-resistant isolates revealed mutations in previously known resistance-associated genes, includingcrrB,mgrB,pmrB,phoPQandyciM, along with novel mutations inqseC. Octapeptin C4-resistant isolates had mutations inmlaDFandpqiB, genes related to phospholipid transport. These genetic variations were reflected in distinct phenotypic changes to lipid A. Polymyxin-resistant isolates increased 4-amino-4-deoxyarabinose fortification of lipid A phosphate groups, whereas the lipid A of octapeptin C4-resistant strains harboured a higher abundance of hydroxymyristate and palmitoylate.ConclusionsOctapeptin C4 has a distinct mode of action compared with the polymyxins, highlighting its potential as a future therapeutic agent to combat the increasing threat of XDR bacteria.