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Enfermedades infecciosas y microbiologia clinica, 2003
Betalactams, which act by inhibiting the last phase of bacterial cell wall synthesis, constitute the largest family of antimicrobial agents and the most extensively used in current clinical practice. These drug have a slow bactericidal action that is relatively independent of plasma concentrations, little toxicity and a broad therapeutic margin.
Mar, Marín, Francesc, Gudiol
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Betalactams, which act by inhibiting the last phase of bacterial cell wall synthesis, constitute the largest family of antimicrobial agents and the most extensively used in current clinical practice. These drug have a slow bactericidal action that is relatively independent of plasma concentrations, little toxicity and a broad therapeutic margin.
Mar, Marín, Francesc, Gudiol
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Natural Beta-Lactam Antibiotics
Annual Review of Microbiology, 1980H, Aoki, M, Okuhara
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