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  1. Antibiotics That Inhibit Cell Wall Synthesis

    Structure of the bacterial cell wall, the metabolic pathway for the biosynthesis of the cell wall, and various antibiotics affecting the different...
    Mrinal K. Bhattacharjee in Chemistry of Antibiotics and Related Drugs
    Chapter 2022

  2. d-Cycloserine

    Andrea R. Durrant, Uriel Heresco-Levy in Encyclopedia of Psychopharmacology
    Reference work entry 2015

  3. Antibiotics That Inhibit Cell Wall Synthesis

    Structure of the bacterial cell wall, the metabolic pathway for the biosynthesis of cell wall, and various antibiotics affecting various stages of...
    Mrinal K. Bhattacharjee in Chemistry of Antibiotics and Related Drugs
    Chapter 2016

  4. d-Cycloserine

    Andrea R. Durrant, Uriel Heresco-Levy in Encyclopedia of Psychopharmacology
    Living reference work entry 2014

  5. Rational Approaches to Antibacterial Discovery: Pre-Genomic Directed and Phenotypic Screening

    After the discovery of antibacterial chemicals and antibiotics through the 1950s by empirical assays based on growth inhibition, methods gradually...
    Lynn L. Silver in Antibiotic Discovery and Development
    Chapter 2012

  7. Aus Mikroorganismen hergestellte Arzneistoffe

    Die Produktion von Arzneistoffen durch Mikroorganismen blickt auf eine lange Geschichte zurück: Man denke an die Gewinnung von Ethylalkohol aus...
    Rudolf Hänsel in Pharmazeutische Biologie
    Chapter 2002

  8. Experimental Evaluation of Efficacy

    Experiments offer the possibility of varying several conditions and thus of assessing the importance of particular technical details. Studies of the...
    L. Trnka, P. Mišoň, ... H. Otten in Antituberculosis Drugs
    Chapter 1988

  9. The covalent bond in selective toxicity

    Although the majority of biologically active substances combine only loosely with receptors and are easily released by washing, a few agents combine...
    Adrien Albert in Selective Toxicity
    Chapter 1981

  10. Steps in the correlation of structure with biological action

    The three best known sources of selectivity that are available for controlling uneconomic cells were outlined at the end of Chapter 1. Before going...
    Adrien Albert in Selective Toxicity
    Chapter 1981

  11. Antibakteriell wirksame Stoffe

    Antibiotika sind Stoffe mikrobiologischer Herkunft, die andere Mikroorganismen in ihrem Wachstum hemmen oder zu ihrer Abtötung führen. Im Gegensatz...
    Rudolf Hänsel in Pharmazeutische Biologie
    Chapter 1980

  12. The bacterial cell wall — a vulnerable shield

    In the search for differences between bacteria and animal cells that could provide the basis for a selective antibacterial attack, one evident...
    T. J. Franklin, G. A. Snow in Biochemistry of Antimicrobial Action
    Chapter 1975

  14. Structural Chemistry of Actinomycetes Antibiotics

    Antibiotics, i. e., metabolic products of microorganisms which possess the capacity, in low concentration, of inhibiting the growth of, or...
    E. E. van Tamelen in Fortschritte der Chemie Organischer Naturstoffe / Progress in the Chemistry of Organic Natural Products / Progrès dans la Chimie des Substances Organiques Naturelles
    Chapter 1958

  15. D-Cycloserine and O-Carbamyl-D-serine

    Alanine is a major component of the peptidoglycan (mucopeptide) and teichoic acid moieties of bacterial cell walls (Salton, 1964). Part of the...
    Francis C. Neuhaus in Mechanism of Action
    Chapter 1967

  16. Vancomycin

    The antibiotic, vancomycin, was isolated in the Eli Lilly Company laboratories from a Streptomyces species found in soil obtained in Borneo and...
    D. C. Jordan, P. E. Reynolds in Mechanism of Action
    Chapter 1967

  17. Enzymatic Reactions in Bacterial Cell Wall Synthesis Sensitive to Penicillins, Cephalosporins, and Other Antibacterial Agents

    The purpose of the present account of enzymatic reactions sensitive to penicillins, cephalosporins and other antibacterial agents is to complement...
    Jack L. Strominger in Mechanism of Action
    Chapter 1967

  18. Arzneimittel aus Mikroorganismen

    Kein Lebewesen existiert für sich allein; es ist stets ein Glied eines größeren Lebensraumes und von den benachbarten Lebewesen entweder in seiner...
    R. Hänsel in Lehrbuch der Pharmakognosie
    Chapter 1968

  19. Arzneimittel aus Mikroorganismen

    Kein Lebewesen existiert für sich allein; es ist stets ein Glied eines größeren Lebensraumes und von den benachbarten Lebewesen entweder in seiner...
    Ernst Steinegger, Rudolf Hänsel in Lehrbuch der Allgemeinen Pharmakognosie
    Chapter 1963

  20. Ristocetin

    Ristocetin is a fermentation product of Nocardia lurida (Grundy et al., 1957). The commercial preparation of this antibiotic, Spontin, is...
    D. C. Jordan in Antibiotics
    Chapter 1967
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