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including antibacterials, to
medicine has led to
intense research into
producing antibacterials at
large scales.
Following screening of
antibacterials against...
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triclocarban are the most
common compounds used as
antibacterials in soaps. However,
other common antibacterial ingredients in
soaps include benzalkonium chloride...
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other antibacterials QJ01RA90 Tetracyclines,
combinations with
other antibacterials QJ01RA91 Macrolides,
combinations with
other antibacterials QJ01RA92...
- Look up
antibacterial in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Antibacterial usually refers to an antibiotic, a prin****l type of
antimicrobial agent used...
- Chlortetracycline,
combinations with
other antibacterials QJ51RB01 Chloramphenicol,
combinations with
other antibacterials QJ51RC04
Procaine penicillin, dihydrostreptomycin...
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environment with
antibacterial properties can
significantly reduce contamination risks.[citation needed] The
determination of the
antibacterial activity (microbicidy)...
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antibiotics ATC code J01C Beta-lactam
antibacterials,
penicillins ATC code J01D
Other beta-lactam
antibacterials Bacteria Cell wall
Discovery and development...
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effective antibacterials to be used systemically, and
paved the way for the
antibiotic revolution in medicine. In bacteria,
antibacterial sulfonamides...
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coined by
Alexander Fleming on 7
March 1929 when he
discovered the
antibacterial property of
Penicillium rubens.
Fleming explained in his 1929 paper...
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antibiotic by
practitioners of
traditional and
herbal medicine. Honey's
antibacterial effects were
first demonstrated by the
Dutch scientist Bernardus Adri****...
