antibiotics can be obtained from micro organisms by fermentation or by semisynthetically and those can be called as natural. and some antibiotics can be prepared synthetically by series of chemical reactions. those are synthetic antibiotics. penicillin is natural antibiotic which is obtained from P. notatum so it is natural antibiotic. and chloramphenicol is synthetic
The use of antibiotics and pesticides.
Nonexistent. If you can touch it, it's made of chemicals. As a chemist, one of my pet peeves is the ignorant assumption that all chemicals are in some way "bad".
Yes, it is possible if chemicals are produced and used inappropriately.
Chemicals you Use in your house
This depends on your experiment and chemicals.
Of course, many antibiotics are known today.
Antibiotics were once naturally occurring substances produced by an organism to inhibit the growth of another organism.But now most antibiotics are semisynthetic-modified chemically from original compounds found in nature, as is the case with beta-lactams (which include the penicillins, produced by fungi in the genus Penicillium, the cephalosporins, and the carbapenems).Some antibiotics are still produced and isolated from living organisms, such as the aminoglycosides, and others have been created through purely synthetic means: the sulfonamides, the quinolones, and the oxazolidinones.
Sulfamethoxazole-Trimethoprim combination is available for use in medical practice. Strictly speaking it is NOT an antibiotic. Because these dugs are synthesised in laboratoty by human. Antibiotics are produced in first place by micro-organisms.
The use of antibiotics and pesticides.
The effect of the decision to use antibiotics is that you will use antibiotics.
Organic food is food that is grown or produced without the use of chemicals such as antibiotics or pesticides. I think that the ebst way to determine if organic is the right choice; you need to find a local prodcuer of organic food, speak with them about their process and find out the cost of their products.
Human bites should always be examined by a doctor. Such bites are usually treated with antibiotics and left open because of the high risk of infection. A study released in June 2004 showed that routine use of antibiotics.
Nonexistent. If you can touch it, it's made of chemicals. As a chemist, one of my pet peeves is the ignorant assumption that all chemicals are in some way "bad".
The use of Antibiotics should be restricted to conditions which are likely to respond to such therapy since many antibiotics can result in major side effects including death for the pet. When prescribed by a vet they are low dose and disease specific. Using human "leftover" antibiotics is very dangerous. See below for a website that can help explain.
NO. The chemicals we use for our medications will kill your cat!
demerit of antibiotics
Bacteria can become resistant to antibiotics over a period of time. Using them when you DON'T need they may mean they won't work when you DO need them.