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penecillin
binds to PBP and inhibits cell wall synthesis (X peptidoglycans)
cephalosporins
binds PBP and inhibits cell wall synthess

note: not for Enterococci
carbapenems
high affinity for PBP2, uses OprD porin (littl efflux)

note: enters CSF
monobactams
binds to G- PBP and inhibits cell wall synthesis
vancomycin
binds to G+ PBP and inhibits cell wall synthesis

note: good for MRSA
note: Red man syndrome
macrolides/lincosamides
bind to 50S ribo, reversibly blocking tRNA binding

well tolerated
aminoglycosides
targets 30S ribo with premature termination and RNA codon misread; causing outer membrane leakage

note: nephrotoxicity, ototoxicity

note: used synergistically
tetracyclines
targets 30S ribo preventing aminoacyl tRNA to A site on mRNA

note: photosensitivity, no young kids bc turns teeth brown
chloramphenicol
binds 50S ribo preventing A attachment

gray baby syndrome
streptogramins
attacks 50S ribo
oxazolinons
static; binds 50S ribo to inhibit formation of intiation complex
quinolones
cidal; bind DNA gyrase (topoisomerase II and IV) blocking DNA synthesis

note: well tolerated, achilles rupture
trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole
inhibits folic acid synthesis

note: Stevens Johnson Syndrome
metronidazole
cidal; reduced on uptake, release intermediates, free radicals damage DNA
daptomycin
cidal; inserts into membrane causing depolarization and K efflux