Antibiotics are substances that slow or stop the growth of bacteria but not viruses. They are classified based on their spectrum of activity against bacteria, whether they are bacteriostatic and inhibit growth or bactericidal and kill bacteria, and their mode of action. Antibiotic resistance can develop through various mechanisms in bacteria.
Antibiotics are substances that slow or stop the growth of bacteria but not viruses. They are classified based on their spectrum of activity against bacteria, whether they are bacteriostatic and inhibit growth or bactericidal and kill bacteria, and their mode of action. Antibiotic resistance can develop through various mechanisms in bacteria.
Antibiotics are substances that slow or stop the growth of bacteria but not viruses. They are classified based on their spectrum of activity against bacteria, whether they are bacteriostatic and inhibit growth or bactericidal and kill bacteria, and their mode of action. Antibiotic resistance can develop through various mechanisms in bacteria.
MEDICINAL DRUGS Antibiotics - Definition Substances that slow down or stop the growth of bacteria. Antibiotics do not kill viruses. Sources
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NATURAL : FUNGAL CHEMICALLY NATURAL COMPOUND SOURCES DESIGNED CHEMICALLY ALTERED Antibiotics Classification 1. Spectrum of activity 2. Effect on bacteria 3. Mode of action 1. Spectrum of activity Broad Spectrum Narrow Spectrum Active against Active towards Gram positive and relatively fewer Gram negative microorganisms. 2. Effect on Bacteria Bacteriostati c Bactericidal Inhibit or Kill target organisms delay bacterial growth and replication 3. Mode of action Antibiotic Resistance Mechanisms of Antibiotic Resistance