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Isoniazid resistance

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Resistance can emerge rapidly if the drug is used alone. High-level resistance is associated with deletion in the katG gene that codes for a catalase-peroxidase involved in the bioactivation of INH. Low-level resistance occurs via deletions in the inhA gene that encodes the target enzyme, an acyl carrier protein reductase. Cross-resistance does not occur between isoniazid and other antitubercular drugs.


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