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Normally, the bacteria produce the penicillin binding proteins with low penicillin-affinity<scene name='48/483886/Conserved_residues_of_pbp/2'>low affinity</scene> by transformation, which is a kind of gene modification. Through this way, bacteria could have a relatively higher resistance to β-lactams antibiotics. But staphylococcus is a special case, it strengthens the drug resistance by two ways instead of gene exchange. By the raised dissociation constants for the non-covalent pre-acylation and the dropped penicillin-sensitive microscopic rate constant for acylation, staphylococcus enhance its own drug resistance.<ref>PMID:15226303</ref>
Normally, the bacteria produce the penicillin binding proteins with low penicillin-affinity<scene name='48/483886/Conserved_residues_of_pbp/2'>low affinity</scene> by transformation, which is a kind of gene modification. Through this way, bacteria could have a relatively higher resistance to β-lactams antibiotics. But staphylococcus is a special case, it strengthens the drug resistance by two ways instead of gene exchange. By the raised dissociation constants for the non-covalent pre-acylation and the dropped penicillin-sensitive microscopic rate constant for acylation, staphylococcus enhance its own drug resistance.<ref>PMID:15226303</ref>


And the solution to the penicillin binding proteins drug resistance could be semi-synthetic β-lactams. The mechanism is that semi-synthetic β-lactams have the alternative side chain compared to the normal penicillins and it will make penicillin binding proteins have the higher affinity to it and as a result the increasing drug resistance will be solved.[4]
And the solution to the penicillin binding proteins drug resistance could be semi-synthetic β-lactams. The mechanism is that semi-synthetic β-lactams have the alternative side chain compared to the normal penicillins and it will make penicillin binding proteins have the higher affinity to it and as a result the increasing drug resistance will be solved.<ref>PMID:3082839</ref>




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==References==
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3.      Cosimo Fuda, Maxim Suvorov, Sergei B. Vakulenko and Shahriar Mobashery. “The Basis for Resistance to β-Lactam Antibiotics by Penicillin-binding Protein 2a of Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.” June 28, 2004
4.      Ohi N, Aoki B, Shinozaki T, Moro K, Noto T, Nehashi T, Okazaki H and Matsunaga I. “Semisynthetic beta-lactam antibiotics. I. Synthesis and antibacterial activity of new ureidopenicillin derivatives having catechol moieties. “1986 Feb