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Antibiotic Synergism and Antagonism

New England Journal of Medicine, 1951
THE chemotherapeutic armamentarium of the physician has recently grown considerably. The question is no longer merely whether to give penicillin; the choice must now be made among half a dozen or more efficient antimicrobial agents that can be used to advantage in many infectious processes. With the availability of several good drugs the idea naturally
E, JAWETZ, J B, GUNNISON, R S, SPECK
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The Synergism of Salicylates and Steroids

Archives of Dermatology, 1961
In recent years rheumatologists have been using a combination of steroids and salicylates in the management of rheumatic fever and various arthritides. Many believe that the 2 drugs are synergistic, giving results superior to either alone. By employing smaller doses of the 2 drugs, the side effects are less frequent than when one agent is administered ...
T, BUTTERWORTH, L P, STREAN
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Antibiotic Synergism in Amebiasis

The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1954
Summary After suggestive studies in vitro and trials in 49 macaques, 52 episodes of amebic infection in mentally defective children were treated with erythromycin alone, with fumagillin alone, and with these antibiotics in combination. Two recurrences of 17 treated cases were noted after erythromycin therapy, 5 of 21 after the two antibiotics were ...
H H, ANDERSON, T L, NELSON, A K, HRENOFF, C H, FISH   +3 more
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Synergism and Substitution in the Lactoferrins

1994
The anion binding properties of human lactoferrin (Lf), with Fe3+ or Cu2+ as the associated metal ion, highlight differences between the two sites, and in the anion binding behaviour when different metals are bound. Carbonate, oxalate and hybrid carbonate-oxalate complexes have been prepared and their characteristic electronic and EPR spectra recorded.
A M, Brodie, E W, Ainscough, E N, Baker, H M, Baker, M S, Shongwe, C A, Smith   +5 more
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Synergism in the Folate Pathway

Clinical Infectious Diseases, 1982
Synergism between inhibitors acting on different enzymes of a metabolic pathway can occur as a simple consequence of the nonlinear nature of normal enzyme kinetics. However, whether synergism does or does not occur is then determined entirely by the configuration of the pathway.
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Cholestyramine and Probucol Synergism

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1982
Excerpt To the editor: Probucol, a cholesterol-lowering drug that has been in use in the United States for some time, is considered only moderately effective (1, 2).
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Synergism in Perioperative Services

AORN Journal, 2018
AbstractThis article presents an analysis of the concept of synergism in perioperative services. Perioperative services can account for a hospital's highest expenditures and net income or loss, and leaders must understand how to maximize outcomes by creating value above expectations. Using Walker and Avant's methodology, I examined the use of synergism
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Synergism of Metaproterenol and Theophylline

Chest, 1978
I, Ziment, S N, Steen
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DIGITALIS AND CALCIUM SYNERGISM

Science, 1937
H, Gold, N, Kwit
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In-depth insight into the inhibition mechanism of the modified and combined amino acids corrosion inhibitors: “intramolecular synergism” vs. “intermolecular synergism”

Chemical Engineering Journal, 2022
Z N Jiang, H F Liu, Q H Zhang
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