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. 2015 Feb 11;59(3):1519–1524. doi: 10.1128/AAC.04058-14

TABLE 4.

Substitutions in GyrA found in fluoroquinolone-resistant and -susceptible clinical M. tuberculosis isolatesa

Substitution in GyrA No. of isolates by resistance type
% of total substitutions in GyrA Implication in FQ resistance in M. tuberculosis demonstrated in the literature (reference[s])
FQ-R
FQ-S
MDR Non-MDR MDR Non-MDR
T80A 1b 7 + 1b 6 + 1b 19.9 No (32, 33)
G88C 1 1.2 Yes (34)
A90Ed 1 1.2 NDc
A90Gd 1 1 2.4 No (32, 33)
A90V 14 + 4b 22.2 Yes (33)
S91P 5 6.2 Yese
D94A 13 16.1 Yese
D94G 10 + 1b 2 16.1 Yes (33)
D94H 3 + 1b 4.9 Yes (33)
D94N 2 + 1b 1 4.9 Yese
D94Y 2 + 1b 3.7 Yese
Q101E 1 1.2 ND
Total 60 3 9 9 100
a

Seven isolates harbored 2 substitutions.

b

Isolate harboring two substitutions.

c

ND, not demonstrated.

d

Substitution systematically associated with other GyrA substitutions (see Table 1 for details).

e

Considered to be implicated in FQ resistance despite the absence of unequivocal demonstration, since it is frequently observed in FQ-R strains (11) and is included in the MTBDRsl line probe assay.