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Activity of LBM415 Compared to Those of 11 Other Agents against Haemophilus Species

Tatiana Bogdanovich, Kathy A. Smith, Catherine Clark, Glenn A. Pankuch, Gengrong Lin, Pamela McGhee, Bonifacio Dewasse, Peter C. Appelbaum
Tatiana Bogdanovich
Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, Pennsylvania 17033
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Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, Pennsylvania 17033
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DOI: 10.1128/AAC.00106-06
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  • TABLE 1.

    MICs (μg/ml) of compounds against 254 H. influenzae and 23 H. parainfluenzae strains

    AntibioticMIC for H. influenzae strainsMIC for H. parainfluenzae (n = 23)
    β-Lactamase positive (n = 102)β-Lactamase negative (n = 130)BLNAR (n = 22)All strains (n = 254)
    RangeMIC50/MIC90RangeMIC50/MIC90RangeMIC50/MIC90RangeMIC50/MIC90RangeMIC50/MIC90
    LBM4150.06-162/80.03->162/40.12->161/80.03->162/80.25-82/4
    Erythromycin0.5->644/80.06->644/162-164/160.06->644/161-84/8
    Azithromycin0.12->641/2≤0.03->641/20.25-41/2≤0.03->641/20.06-20.5/1
    Clarithromycin1->648/16≤0.03->648/162-324/16≤0.03->648/160.5-164/16
    Amoxicillin8->32>32/>320.12-80.5/21->328/160.12->324/>320.06->320.5/>32
    Amoxicillin- clavulanate0.12-81/40.12-80.5/21->328/160.12->320.5/40.06->320.5/4
    Cefpodoxime0.015-40.06/0.250.03-20.06/0.250.25->162/40.015->160.06-0.5≤0.008->160.03/0.5
    Cefuroxime0.25-321/20.12-161/21->644/640.12->641/40.12->640.25/2
    Cefdinir0.12-20.25/10.06-40.25/10.5->162/160.06->160.5/10.06->160.12/1
    Ciprofloxacin0.008->20.008/0.0150.004->20.008/0.0150.004->20.008/0.0150.004->20.008/0.0150.004-0.030.008/0.015
    Levofloxacin0.008-20.015/0.0150.004-40.015/0.030.008-20.015/0.250.004-40.015/0.030.004-0.060.015/0.03
    Gatifloxacin0.004-80.008/0.0150.002-20.008/0.0150.004-10.008/0.0150.002-80.002/0.0080.004-0.120.015/0.03
    Moxifloxacin0.008->20.015/0.030.008->20.015/0.060.008->20.015/0.060.008->20.015/0.060.015-0.250.06/0.12
    Gemifloxacin≤0.001-20.002/0.008≤0.001-20.002/0.008≤0.001-0.50.002/0.008≤0.001-20.002/0.0080.004-0.060.008/0.03
    Trimethoprim- sulfamethoxazole≤0.03->160.5/160.12->160.5/16≤0.03->160.5/16≤0.03->160.5/160.06->160.5/16
    Tetracycline0.12-320.25/0.5≤0.06-10.25/0.50.12-0.50.25/0.5≤0.06-320.25/0.50.25-160.5/1
  • TABLE 2.

    Time-kill analyses of 10 Haemophilus strainsa

    Drug and dose (multiplicity of MIC)No. of strains killed at indicated time (h)b
    361224
    −1−2−3−1−2−3−1−2−3−1−2−3
    LBM415 (MICs, 0.125-4 μg/ml)
        4210731108610109
        211053095510108
        11004006431085
    Erythromycin (MICs, 0.5-8 μg/ml)
        473096310108101010
        2600852109510109
        13006209641087
    Azithromycin (MICs, 0.125-2 μg/ml)
        4741973101010101010
        2731763109810109
        14105328731096
    Clarithromycin (MICs, 0.25-8 μg/ml)72086210106101010
        4320641984101010
        2200531743964
        1
    Amoxicillin-clavulanate (MICs, 0.25-8 μg/ml)
        44007101092101010
        22007101082101010
        12005109621098
    Cefpodoxime (MICs, 0.06-2 μg/ml)
        430092010102101010
        21006201082101010
        10006109611096
    Cefuroxime (MICs, 0.5-16 μg/ml)
        43009101094101010
        22008101083101010
        12005109621098
    Cefdinir (MICs, 0.25-4 μg/ml)
        4100102010921099
        220081010821098
        11006101050974
    Ciprofloxacin (MICs, 0.008-0.015 μg/ml)
        4940106210107101010
        2820104110106101010
        1310911183101010
    Levofloxacin (MICs, 0.008-0.03 μg/ml)
        41051108210109101010
        2930107110108101010
        1800940994999
    Gatifloxacin (MICs, 0.004-0.03 μg/ml)
        410701010410109101010
        2930106210107101010
        14108211092998
    Moxifloxacin (MICs, 0.008-0.06 μg/ml)
        4105310961099101010
        294110821088101010
        1420631107310109
    • ↵ a Nine H. influenzae and one H. parainfluenzae strain.

    • ↵ b −1, 90% killing; −2, 99% killing; −3, 99.9% killing.

  • TABLE 3.

    MICs and PAEs of six H. influenzae strains

    DrugMIC range (μg/ml)Mean PAE (range) (h)a
    LBM4150.5-4.01.2 (0.8-2.2)
    Erythromycin2.0-8.03.1 (2.0-4.4)
    Azithromycin0.5-2.07.1 (5.6-9.2)
    Clarithromycin2.0-8.03.4 (2.4-4.6)
    Amoxicillin-clavulanate0.25-1.00.3 (0.0-0.9)
    Cefpodoxime0.06-0.250.2 (0.1-0.6)
    Cefuroxime0.5-2.00.6 (0.1-1.4)
    Cefdinir0.25-0.50.6 (0.2-1.8)
    Ciprofloxacin0.004-0.0152.2 (1.6-3.4)
    Levofloxacin0.008-0.0153.8 (2.8-5.0)
    Gatifloxacin0.004-0.0153.4 (1.9-6.2)
    Moxifloxacin0.008-0.033.6 (2.4-5.4)
    • ↵ a PAE induced by 1 h of exposure at 10× the MIC.

  • TABLE 4.

    Results of multistep resistance selection by LBM415 and comparatorsa

    StrainDrugbMIC (μg/ml)Day of resistanceCross-resistance MIC (μg/ml)
    InitialResistance
    LBMAZMERYCLRAMXCPDMOX
    110-019LBM181742321610.250.125
    AZM181518>321620.250.06
    ERY4321442163220.250.125
    CLR4322142643220.250.125
    MOX0.060.5391116820.250.25
    112-048LBM41650
    AZM1834168>323210.250.03
    ERY46421162323220.250.03
    CLR4322442641610.060.03
    MOX0.0160.12532162>641610.1250.125
    621-049LBM2162082>32160.50.1250.125
    AZM21647416>64640.50.1250.125
    ERY8>643144>64320.50.250.06
    CLR81650
    MOX0.060.526423280.50.1250.5
    HI 30LBM0.541520.2532210.1250.06
    AZM0.254202432820.250.06
    ERY132140.250.532840.250.03
    CLR181410.516840.50.03
    MOXI0.030.25354116840.250.25
    153-008LBM1814823280.50.060.03
    AZM1>6434232>32>640.50.1250.03
    ERY46421223280.50.060.03
    CLR432462232160.50.1250.03
    MOX0.030.0650
    110-061LBM181582>321610.250.06
    AZM11622216>32>6410.250.06
    ERY8642542646420.250.06
    CLR8644082646410.50.06
    MOX0.030.25342116810.250.5
    204-001LBM8850
    AZM1150
    ERY432311611680.250.040.25
    CLR4850
    MOX0.1250.2550
    113-012LBM163250
    AZM2450
    ERY16>6431164>643220.250.03
    CLR163250
    MOX0.030.0650
    153-026LBM464151623280.50.060.03
    AZM23224264>32>640.50.1250.03
    ERY864148232320.50.1250.03
    CLR864484464320.250.060.03
    MOX0.030.0650
    204-018LBM43220322>32160.50.1250.03
    AZM26417464>64>320.50.1250.03
    ERY16>64318464640.50.1250.03
    CLR8643144>646410.250.03
    MOX0.030.0650
    • ↵ a Amoxicillin-clavulanate and cefpodoxime yielded no resistant clones in any of the strains tested at the maximum of 50 passages. Their cross-resistance patterns to clones selected by other agents are provided for completeness.

    • ↵ b LBM, LBM415; AZM, azithromycin; ERY, erythromycin; CLR, clarithromycin; MOX, moxifloxacin.

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Tatiana Bogdanovich, Kathy A. Smith, Catherine Clark, Glenn A. Pankuch, Gengrong Lin, Pamela McGhee, Bonifacio Dewasse, Peter C. Appelbaum
Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy Jun 2006, 50 (7) 2323-2329; DOI: 10.1128/AAC.00106-06
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