The enzyme also catalyses the hydrolysis of streptothricin-D to streptothricin-D acid . The enzyme is responsible for streptothricin resistance in Streptomyces albulus and Streptomyces noursei [1,2].
The enzyme appears in viruses and cellular organisms
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SYSTEMATIC NAME
IUBMB Comments
streptothricin-F hydrolase
The enzyme also catalyses the hydrolysis of streptothricin-D to streptothricin-D acid [1]. The enzyme is responsible for streptothricin resistance in Streptomyces albulus and Streptomyces noursei [1,2].
Substrates: the true role of SttH may not be its involvement in resistance against streptothricins, instead, it may catalyze the hydrolysis of naturally occurring cyclic amide compounds in the metabolism of Streptomyces albulus Products: -
Substrates: the true role of SttH may not be its involvement in resistance against streptothricins, instead, it may catalyze the hydrolysis of naturally occurring cyclic amide compounds in the metabolism of Streptomyces albulus Products: -
Substrates: the true role of SttH may not be its involvement in resistance against streptothricins, instead, it may catalyze the hydrolysis of naturally occurring cyclic amide compounds in the metabolism of Streptomyces albulus Products: -
Substrates: the true role of SttH may not be its involvement in resistance against streptothricins, instead, it may catalyze the hydrolysis of naturally occurring cyclic amide compounds in the metabolism of Streptomyces albulus Products: -
construction of an sttH gene-knockout mutant. The minimum inhibitory concentration MIC of Streptothricins in the sttH gene-knockout mutant is determined to be 6.25 mg/ml, whereas the MIC of streptothricins in the Streptomyces albulus wild strain is determined to be above 400 mg/ml. This result clearly demonstrate that sttH is the sole gene responsible for streptothricin resistance in the Streptomyces albulus strain
construction of an sttH gene-knockout mutant. The minimum inhibitory concentration MIC of Streptothricins in the sttH gene-knockout mutant is determined to be 6.25 mg/ml, whereas the MIC of streptothricins in the Streptomyces albulus wild strain is determined to be above 400 mg/ml. This result clearly demonstrate that sttH is the sole gene responsible for streptothricin resistance in the Streptomyces albulus strain
sttH gene is not essential for growth. The true role of SttH may not be its involvement in resistance against streptothricins, instead, it may catalyze the hydrolysis of naturally occurring cyclic amide compounds in the metabolism of Streptomyces albulus
sttH gene is not essential for growth. The true role of SttH may not be its involvement in resistance against streptothricins, instead, it may catalyze the hydrolysis of naturally occurring cyclic amide compounds in the metabolism of Streptomyces albulus