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pubmed-article:19797356pubmed:abstractTextThe ability of Mycobacterium tuberculosis to persist in its human host despite extensive chemotherapy is thought to be based on subpopulations of non-replicating phenotypically drug-resistant bacilli. To study the non-growing pathogen, culture models that generate quiescent organisms by either oxygen depletion in nutrient-rich medium (Wayne model) or nutrient deprivation in oxygen-rich medium (Loebel model) have been developed. In contrast to the energy metabolism of Wayne bacilli, little is known about Loebel bacilli. Here we analysed M. tuberculosis under nutrient-starvation conditions. Upon shifting to the non-replicating state the pathogen maintained a fivefold reduced but constant intracellular ATP level. Chemical probing of the F(0)F(1) ATP synthase demonstrated the importance of this enzyme for ATP homeostasis and viability of the nutrient-starved organism. Surprisingly, the specific ATP synthase inhibitor TMC207 did not affect viability and only moderately reduced the intracellular ATP level of nutrient-starved organisms. Depletion of oxygen killed Loebel bacilli, whereas death was prevented by nitrate, suggesting that respiration and an exogenous electron acceptor are required for maintaining viability. Nutrient-starved bacilli lacking the glyoxylate shunt enzyme isocitrate lyase failed to reduce their intracellular ATP level and died, thus establishing a link between ATP control and intermediary metabolism. We conclude that reduction of the ATP level might be an important step in the adaptation of M. tuberculosis to non-growing survival.lld:pubmed
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pubmed-article:19797356pubmed:affiliationNovartis Institute for Tropical Diseases Pte Ltd, 10 Biopolis Road, #05-01 Chromos, 138670, Singapore. martin.gengenbacher@novartis.comlld:pubmed
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