“…Mutations in uL4 rProtein, G69A, and T70P produce S. aureus resistance to linezolid (65), whereas Q67K, G69E, G69A, and T70P mutations produce S. aureus resistance to erythromycin (15). In addition, ΔK68 and ΔG69 are susceptible to linezolid, and K68Q mutation produces S. aureus resistance to linezolid, pleuromutilins, chloramphenicol, and tedizolid (17). Because the uL4 W65-Q75 loop is located in the vicinity of the phosphate of A2059, which belongs to the MLS B K-binding pocket, the aforementioned mutations may alter the W65-Q75 loop conformation, affecting A2059 conformation (Fig.…”