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Oxolinic acid is a
quinolone antibiotic developed in ****an in the 1970s.
Dosages 12–20 mg/kg
orally administered for five to ten days. The
antibiotic works...
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grows on HBT agar. A
selective medium for G. ****lis is colistin-
oxolinic acid
blood agar. G. ****lis is a
facultatively anaerobic Gram-variable...
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generation also
included other quinolone drugs, such as
pipemidic acid,
oxolinic acid, and cinoxacin,
which were
introduced in the 1970s. They
proved to...
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related to the
quinolone class of
antibiotics with
activity similar to
oxolinic acid and
nalidixic acid. It was
commonly used
thirty years ago to treat...
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Oxlumo oxmetidine (INN)
oxodipine (INN)
oxogestone (INN)
oxolamine (INN)
oxolinic acid (INN)
oxomemazine (INN) oxo****ne (INN)
oxophenarsine (INN) oxoprostol...
- 373.
OXCARBAZEPINE 374.
OXETHAZAINE HYDROCHLORIDE 375.
OXICONAZOLE 376.
OXOLINIC ACID 377.
OXPRENOLOL HYDROCHLORIDE 378.
OXYBUTYNIN CHLORIDE 379. OXYFEDRINE...
- binding. The
subunit A is
selectively inactivated by
antibiotics such as
oxolinic and
nalidixic acids. The
subunit B is
selectively inactivated by antibiotics...
- acid
resistance when gyrB gene is
mutated (strain IR715).
Amfonelic acid
Oxolinic acid
Emmerson AM,
Jones AM (May 2003). "The quinolones:
decades of development...
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active ingredients like chloramphenicol, nifurpirinol,
nifurprazine and
oxolinic acid. If late stage, meds
should be
given mixed with food. A antibacterial...
- Gould–Jacobs reaction.
Several quinolone antibiotic structures such as rosoxacin,
oxolinic acid, droxacin, etc.
Another example is in the
synthesis of antimalarials...
