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Biological function summary
The mechanism of action of amikacin disrupts the pathogenesis of bacteria by preventing proper protein assembly leading to bacterial death. It is not part of any biological complex but targets ribosomal structures within bacterial cells. Its interference with bacterial protein translation makes it an effective option against infections that other antibiotics may not address due to resistance.
Pathways
The bactericidal effect of amikacin does not fit into traditional human cellular pathways as it targets prokaryotic ribosomal subunits. However its role can indirectly affect human immune response pathways such as those activating phagocytes to clear the bacteria. In the context of bacterial resistance mechanisms proteins like aminoglycoside modifying enzymes may alter amikacin to neutralize its antibacterial activity.
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Therapeutic advances in respiratory disease 14:1753466620905280 PubMed32270742
2020
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