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Bacterial isoleucyl-tRNA synthetase (IleRS) is an essential enzyme responsible for catalyzing the attachment of the amino acid isoleucine to its corresponding tRNA (tRNA^Ile). This reaction is a critical step in protein synthesis, ensuring the genetic code is accurately translated. IleRS employs a double-sieve mechanism to discriminate against similar amino acids, especially valine. Mupirocin specifically inhibits bacterial IleRS, and resistance arises through mutations or acquisition of alternative ileS genes.
Mupirocin inhibits bacterial IleRS by mimicking its natural substrate intermediate, thereby blocking isoleucine binding and tRNA aminoacylation.
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