InhA inhibitor
Mycobacterial InhA (mycolic acid synthesis) inhibitor
InhA inhibitor — mechanism card
- Mycolic-acid synthesis fails and the mycobacterial cell wall collapses
- Selective for mycobacteria
- Blocks mycolic acid synthesis in mycobacteria
- Hepatotoxicity; B6 depletion causes neuropathy
Drugs with this mechanism (1)
- Isoniazid — First-line tuberculosis drug; hepatotoxicity and pyridoxine-responsive neuropathy shape use.
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