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MNKDIATPIRTKEILKKYGFSFKKSLGQNFLIDTNILNRIVDHAEVTEKTGVIEIGPGIGALTEQLAKRAKKVVAFEIDQRLLPILKDTLSPYENVTVIHQDVLKADVKSVIEEQFQDCDEIMVVANLPYYVTTPIIMKLLEEHLPLKGIVVMLQKEVAERMAADPSSKEYGSLSIAVQFYTEAKTVMIVPKTVFVPQPNVDSAVIRLILRDGPAVDVENESFFFQLIKASFAQRRKTLLNNLVNNLPEGKAQKSTIEQVLEETNIDGKRRGESLSIEEFAALSNGLYKALF
RsmA (formerly KsgA) dimethylates two very conserved adjacent adenosines (positions 1518 and 1519 in E. coli numbering) in the loop of a conserved hairpin h45 near the 3'-end of 16S rRNA. AdoMet is the methyl group donor. Mutation in ksgA gene confers a modest level of resistance to kasugamycin. RsmA belongs to the erm family of methyltransferases responsible for certain antibiotic resistance.
Alpha Fold Pdb Files | AF-P37468-F1.pdb   |
Alpha Fold Pdbx/mmCIF Files | AF-P37468-F1.cif   |
DSSP Secondary Structures | P37468.dssp   |
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Inactivation of KsgA, a 16S rRNA methyltransferase, causes vigorous emergence of mutants with high-level kasugamycin resistance. | Ochi K, Kim JY, Tanaka Y, Wang G, Masuda K, Nanamiya H, Okamoto S, Tokuyama S, Adachi Y, Kawamura F | Antimicrob Agents Chemother | [details] | 19001112 | - |
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