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eastern Europe and Russia,
including chlornitromycin, levomycetin, and
chloromycetin; the
racemate is
known as synthomycetin.
Chloramphenicol is available...
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proteolytic organisms which produce foul smell.
Local antibiotics, such as
Chloromycetin.
Vitamin D2 .
Estradiol spray for
regeneration of
seromucinous glands...
-
Arsphenamine Salvarsan Spirochaetal infections (obsolete) Chloramphenicol(Bs)
Chloromycetin Meningitis, MRSA,
topical use, or for low-cost
internal treatment. Historic:...
- she
contracted a
blood disease and
nearly died. She was
treated with
chloromycetin, but a
severe allergic reaction resulted in the loss of much of her...
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chlorobutanol (INN)
chlorocresol (INN)
Chlorofair Chlorofon-A
Tablet Chloromag Chloromycetin Chloromyxin chloroprednisone (INN)
chloroprocaine (INN) Chloroptic-P...
-
pharmaceutical chemist. She and her team were the
first to
fully synthesize chloromycetin, also
known as chloramphenicol. This was the
first instance of an antibiotic...
- of oxidation-reduction
equilibria and pH measurement" "Discovery of
Chloromycetin" "Discovery of Aureomycin" " "All-or-None Law" of the
nerve impulse...
- INN)
Elahere elantrine (INN)
elanzepine (INN)
elasomeran (INN) Elase-
Chloromycetin Elavil elbanizine (INN)
elcatonin (INN)
eldacimibe (INN) eldecalcitol...
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oxidize lactose and gluconate. All
strains are
susceptible to HgCl2 and
chloromycetin but have only a
slight susceptibility to
other antibiotics like penicillin...
- degradation.
Sphingobacterium olei is
resistant to
antibiotics including chloromycetin, kanamycin,
polymyxin B, streptomycin, amikacin, gentamicin, lincomycin...
