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    bacteria by meddling with the capacity to blend cell divider. In this grouping, Escherichia coli were brooded in penicillin for 30 minutes. The bactericidal kills the bacteria. Also, bacteriostatic is a keeps bacteria organisms from developing. 2. Antibiotic resistance happens when bacteria organisms change somehow that decreases or wipes out the adequacy of medications, chemicals, or different specialists intended to cure or avoid contaminations. The microscopic organisms survive and keep on…

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    Pathogenic bacteria species have been resistant to antibiotics before humans even made antibiotics. These bacterial samples which have displayed natural antibiotic resistance are as such due to genetic variation and mutations. When a bacterial species is exposed to an antibiotic, there is a selective pressure working against the majority which is not resistant. This leads to a decrease in the population of non-resistant bacteria yet an increase in the population of resistant bacteria since they…

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    Oral Metronidazole

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    whether repeat bacterial vaginosis infections were because of treatment failure. According to Joesoef et al. (1999), oral metronidazole (500mg twice daily for a week) is the conventional antibiotic to treat bacterial vaginosis per the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendation. This antibiotic treatment is followed by U.S. military hospitals, but the efficacy has reportedly declined from 90% to 50-80% over the past three decades, and this might explain in part the high…

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    Lab Report

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    Antibiotics and disinfectants are both used to kill and prevent the growth of bacteria. Antibiotics come from the fungi family and are commonly used to kill bacteria. While each antibiotic works differently for particular bacterias, all of them either target physiological pathways to enable the disruption and killing of bacteria or it inhibits of cell growth ((of prokaryotic cells)). The physiological pathways are genetic and biochemical (act in converting to mediate bacterial response to an…

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    Introduction Antibiotics were initially thought of as a superior drug that could kill many bacterial diseases. Prior to antibiotics, it was hard for anyone to fight a bacteria. However, bacteria are very changing and have begun being able to gain resistance against antibiotics due to overuse, not strong enough dosage of antibiotics, or improper use. By determining the resistance and cross-resistance, one may determine the the relative ability for bacteria to gain resistance to antibiotics. We…

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    's new policy on animal antibiotic use draws scrutiny from farmers, advocates and industry. Anniston Star, The (AL). [popular] This article is from an Alabama Newspaper and discusses the effects of regulating antibiotics in the poultry and cattle industry. I plan on using this article because it provides quotes from experts in the cattle and poultry production industry. Experts in the cattle and poultry industry worry “the changing of the way farmers obtain antibiotics won’t change the…

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    represent a serious burden for the public health system.” (Otto) These bacteria have a huge impact on hospital grounds because it can contaminate any devices doctors use on their patients. Staphylococcus epidermidis doesn’t usually respond well to antibiotics; so in order to treat it, Vancomycin is prescribed because it is the drug of choice for infections caused by methicillin resistant organisms. Vancomycin usually targets enzymes that facilitate cell wall formation; and the greatest…

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    After the discovery of antibiotics in the early to middle 1900s, many people, including scientists, marveled at the thought of eradicating diseases that tortured human life for centuries. Recently, however, the widespread and inappropriate use of antibiotics has led to antibiotic resistance all over the world, becoming a very serious problem in the treating of diseases. Antibiotic resistance occurs over time when bacteria become resistant to antibiotics because the bacteria strains adapt…

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    Antibiotic sensitivity Introduction: Initially, when treating patients for bacterial infections it is important to understand the type of microorganism being dealt with and what type of antibiotic will kill it. There are three main characteristics that scientists look for in useful antibiotics: the toxicity, manufacturing, and its ability to work and be expelled safely. First, is the ability of the antibiotic reaching its target with minimal toxicity to the patient. The second characteristic is…

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    GENTAMICIN The drug selected for study is Gentamicin. Gentamicin is an aminoglycoside antibiotic composed of a mixture of related Gentamicin components and fractions and is used to treat many types of bacterial infections, particularly those caused by Gram-negative organisms. Isolation and Preliminary studies 2 demonstrated that it is a mixture of basic, water soluble antibiotic containing the aminocyclitol 2-deoxystreptamine and two additional amino sugars. Chromatographic separation of…

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