Antibiotics: aqctions, origins, resistance/ Christopher Walsh
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Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section | 615.329 CHR/A (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | P41458 |
1 Antibiotics : initial concepts
2 Introduction to major antibiotic classes and modes of action
3 Antibiotics that act on cell wall biosynthesis
4 Antibiotics that block bacterial protein biosynthesis
5 Antibiotics that block DNA replication and repair : the Quinolones
6 Other targets of antibacterial drugs
7 Natural and producer immunity versus acquired resistance
8 Enzymatic destruction or modification of the antibiotic by resistant bacteria
9 Antibiotic resistance by efflux pumps
10 Antibiotic resistance by replacement or modification of the antibiotic target
11 Regulation of antibiotic biosynthesis in producer organisms
12 Polyketide antibiotic biosynthesis : assembly line enzymology
13 Enzymatic assembly lines for nonribosomal peptide antibiotics
14 Biosynthesis of other classes of antibiotics
15 New looks at targets
16 New molecules
17 Contexts and challenges for the use of new antibiotics.
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