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Why bacterial cell are sensitive to streptomycin and chloramphenicol antibiotic?
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The bacterial cells are sensitive to streptomycin and chloramphenicol antibiotic because it eliminates or reduces their binding to the cells.
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Which chemotherapeutic agents was most effective againts organism?
This would only be apparent if the organisms are sensitive to One antibiotic and resistant to all others.
Are outie navels sensitive?
umm no not really... i have an outie and its not sensitive
Are bones sensitive?
no they cant be sensitive coz they are inside your skin!
Why makahiya leaves sensitive?
they have little hairs almost that are sensitive
Which chemoreceptors of the tongue is most sensitive?
The bitter ones are the most sensitive.
What has the author Wayne Arthur Ford Timpkins written?
Wayne Arthur Ford Timpkins has written: 'Metabolism of streptomycin sensitive and streptomycin resistant Escherichia coli' -- subject(s): Bacillus coli communis, Streptomycin, Metabolism
What is good for Typhoid?
Ciprofloxacin 750 mg twice a day for ten days should do. Alternately you can be given ceftriaxone injection by your physician. The bacteria became resistant to chloramphenicol in 1980's. They have become sensitive, as expected to chloramphenicol. So you can use this drug also with due care.
What medicine is good for typhoid?
Ciprofloxacin 750 mg twice a day for ten days should do. Alternately you can be given ceftriaxone injection by your physician. The bacteria became resistant to chloramphenicol in 1980's. They have become sensitive, as expected to chloramphenicol. So you can use this drug also with due care.
What antibiotic best kills Klebsiella in UTIs?
chloramphenicolnitrofurantoinamikacinofloxacingentamicinnalidixic acidThese are the sensitive medicines for klebsiella :)
Why are plasmids pieces of DNA?
i think each plasmid piece codes for a specific function. for example antibiotic resistance shown by antibiotic sensitive cell after a piece of plasmid that is antibiotic resistant gene recombine with cell DNA.
When penicillin quit working what should I do?
See a doctor, have your infection tested and get prescription for another class of antibiotic that it is sensitive to.
Is it true that taking antibiotic can cause bladder infections?
I've been taking antibiotics for my ear infection lately, and I haven't had any problems with my bladder. I suppose it just depends on what type of antibiotic you take, and how sensitive you are to it.
What does penicillin prevent?
Penicillin antibiotics were among the first medications to be effective against many bacterial infections caused by staphylococci and streptococci.
What is the problem with bacteria resistant to antibiotics?
Because if some bacteria survive the antibiotics they become immune to that type of antibiotic. Then if you pass on the bacteria again the next person will not know which type of antibiotic to use.
Which chemotherapeutic agents was most effective againts organism?
This would only be apparent if the organisms are sensitive to One antibiotic and resistant to all others.
What is Macrozit?
Macrozil is used to treat bacterial infections including respiratory and tract. It works by inhibiting RBA proteins that synthesize sensitive microorganisms.
What does means tonsilittis keep comin despite taking anti biotics in children?
It means the infection is either not bacterial, or the bacteria are not sensitive to the antibiotics, or the patient is immunocompromised. but I am not a doctor
