Titlebook: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology of Antimicrobial Drug Action; T. J. Franklin,G. A. Snow Book 19985th edition Springer Science+Business

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Biochemical mechanisms of resistance to antimicrobial drugs,Although the individual modes of resistance to antimicrobial drugs are very diverse, they can be grouped into a limited set of general mechanisms that account for most types of resistance encountered in medical practice. These include:

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T. J. Franklin,G. A. SnowUseful to medical and biological sciences students in the fields of pharmacology, molecular biology, microbiology, biochemistry and chemotherapeutics.An important text for those involved in research i

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The development of antimicrobial agents past, present and future,ections due to micro-organisms. In 1969 the Surgeon General of the United States stated that it was time ‘to close the book on infectious diseases’. His optimism, which was shared by many, seemed justified at the time. In the fight against infectious disease several factors had combined to produce r

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Antiseptics, antibiotics and the cell membrane,ompound must normally be absorbed and circulate in the blood. However, there is also a requirement in medicine and in industry for substances that kill bacteria and other micro-organisms on the surface of the body or in other places. Such products are known as disinfectants, sterilants, antiseptics

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