A binding domain of bacterial ATP synthase
A 3D structure, binding site technique for identification of antimicrobial compounds, host-vector systems, antimycobacterial agents, treatment of tuberculosis patients, ATPase binding domains
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[0051] mutant atpE protein
[0052] The present invention provides isolated mutant atpE proteins, specifically bacterial atpE proteins, more specifically mycobacterial atpE proteins, more specifically M. tuberculosis and M. smegmatis atpE proteins. Mutations are selected from single point mutations, insertions or deletions. In one embodiment of the present invention, the mutation includes introducing at least one point mutation at any position (preferably at amino acid 34) at amino acid positions 20-40, especially at amino acid positions 30-40, or introducing at least one point mutation at amino acid positions 60-75. In particular, at least one point mutation is introduced at any position (preferably at amino acid 69) among amino acids 62-73, such as figure 2 The sequence alignment in is shown. In another embodiment, the isolated mutant atpE protein is selected from Mtb_R (SEQ ID No.2), Msm_R09 (SEQ ID No.4) and Msm_R10 (SEQ ID No.5), such as figure 2 shown, or a protein ...
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