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sulfonamida Catalan
sulfamida Antibacterial consisting of any of several synthetic organic compounds capable of inhibiting the growth of bacteria that require PABA.
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Examples for "sulfa"
Examples for "sulfa"
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And if sulfa won't work, I'll take a chance with penicillin.
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Pup weight dropped significantly on P8 only in the jj-sulfa group.
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He prescribed two sulfa pills and a full glass of water.
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When ordinary people called penicillin and sulfa drugs miraculous, they were not exaggerating.
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Then he sprinkled sulfa powder over it and neatly rebandaged it.
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Future studies are needed to evaluate and optimize the sulfa drug combinations in vitro and also in animal models.
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The comparison between patients with and without DHPS mutations did not show statistical differences due to age, sex, steroid use, sulfa drug exposure, or smoking.
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Sulfa drugs weren't suited to desert climates, British studies had shown that.
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When ordinary people called penicillin and sulfa drugs miraculous, they were not exaggerating.
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They can develop by selection in patients receiving sulfa drugs or be acquired via person-to-person transmission.
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The fear of pneumonia has been almost eliminated through the discoveries of the miraculous sulpha drugs.
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Apart from sulfonamide, very low MICs were recorded for several antibiotics tested.
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The discovery of a new class of sulfonamide NPY Y5 receptor antagonists is described.
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Mammals get folic acid from their diets, which means sulfonamide doesn't hobble their cells.
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The catalytic properties and affinities for sulfonamide inhibitors and other classes of inhibitors were determined.
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People demanded sulfonamide for every sore throat and sniffle and soon saw it as some sort of elixir.
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Extensive SAR studies led to the discovery of sulfonamide 45 as an early lead, based on its in vitro cellular potency.
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X-ray crystallography confirms the anticipated binding orientation and sheds light on the sulfonyl fluoride activation leading to the sulfonamide linkage to TTR.
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A series of sulfonamide neuropeptide Y Y5 antagonists was optimized by preparation of sets of analogues using high-throughput synthesis and purification techniques.
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There was no relationship between either the dosage or type of sulfonamide given and the time to the onset of the clinical signs.
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The majority of patients were successfully treated with a sulfonamide-containing regimen, even though some patients had developed Nocardia infection while receiving sulfonamide prophylaxis.
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First, it wasn't prontosil that fought off bacteria, but a derivative of it, sulfonamide, which mammal cells produce by splitting prontosil in two.
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Nocardia infections in patients with CGD are not usually fatal if treated properly, and prophylaxis with IFN-gamma and a sulfonamide may protect against dissemination.
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The prevalence of multi-resistant R-plasmid-bearing pathogenic and nonpathogenic bacteria in animals has increased and has been related to the use of antibiotics and sulfonamide drugs.
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In this model the oxygen atom of the sulfonamide make hydrogen bond interactions with the catalytic residues Ser170 and Ala172.
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We report on a field study aiming at elucidating the fate of sulfonamide (SA) antibiotics in grassland soils and their transport to surface water.
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We have previously reported on sulfonamide and sulfone-based B1 antagonists containing a privileged bicyclic amine moiety leading to potent series of 2-oxopiperazines.