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== Function of Protein == | == Function of Protein == | ||
| - | This protein is produced in bacteria, more specifically E. coli. CTX-M Beta-Lactamase is produced in bacteria which causes drug resistance in B-lactam antibiotics, also known as penicillin. It attacks the amide bond in the lactam anitbiotics, which causes deacylation to occur. Here is the overall structure of CTX-M Beta-Lactamase. | + | This protein is produced in bacteria, more specifically E. coli. CTX-M Beta-Lactamase is produced in bacteria which causes drug resistance in B-lactam antibiotics, also known as penicillin. It attacks the amide bond in the lactam anitbiotics, which causes deacylation to occur. <scene name='88/880343/Protein_view_1/1'>Here</scene> is the overall structure of CTX-M Beta-Lactamase. |
== Biological Relevance and Broader Implications == | == Biological Relevance and Broader Implications == | ||
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References
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