10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SULPHA DRUG»
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Principles of Medicinal Chemistry -
It appears to be the most active agent that exerts a synergistic antibacterial
activity when combined with a sulpha drug. Combination of sulpha drug with
other bacteriostatic agent (e.g., tetracycline) may also give synergistic effect,
while in ...
2
Chemistry for Pharmacy Students: General, Organic and ...
H2N4©~802NH2 Sulphanilamide (para-amimbenzenesulphonam ide) Multistep
synthesis, starting from aniline, as depicted in the following scheme, can achieve
the product, sulpha drug. NH2 NHCOCH3 NHCOCH3 \ \ | + —> i / HaC CH3 ...
Satyajit Sarker, Lutfun Nahar, 2013
3
Organic Chemistry For Competitive Examination
The bacteria cannot distinguish between the sulpha drug and PABA amide
because their sizes and electronic structures are very similar. The bacteria
mistakenly incorporate the sulpha drug in place of PABA amide in the enzymatic
synthesis ...
4
The
Drug Industry: A Case Study in Foreign Control
Despite the original sulpha drug being discovered in Germany, the active
ingredient being isolated in France, and the first broadly acting commercial drug
being developed in the U.K., the U.S. industry rapidly developed its own
analogues and ...
Myron J. Gordon, David Fowler, 1981
5
Concise Colour Medical Dictionary
Trade name: Anturan. sulpha drug seesIILPIIoNAMIDE. sulphonamide (sulpha
drug) n. one ofa group of drugs, derived from sulphanilamide (a red dye), that
prevent the growth of bacteria (i.e. they are bacteriostatic). Sulphonamides are ...
Elizabeth A. Martin, Oxford University Press, 2010
6
Concise Medical Dictionary
Trade name: Anturan. sulpha drug seesULPHoNAMIDE. sulphonamide (sulpha
drug) n. one ofa group of drugs, derived from sulphanilamide (a red dye), that
prevent the growth of bacteria (i.e. they are bacteriostatic). Sulphonamides are ...
Elizabeth A. Martin, 2010
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CHEMISTRY IN DAILY LIFE
When the sulpha-drug gets built into an enzyme, the enzyme is so badly
misshapen that it cannot perform its normal metabolic task. The modern
antibiotics are themselves produced by and extracted from microorganisms. They
stop growth of ...
8
A Dictionary of Nursing
Trade name: Anturan. sulpha drug [sul-fa] 11. see SULPHONAMIDE.
sulphonamide (sulpha drug) [sul-fon-amyd] 11. one of a group of drugs, derived
from sulphanilarnide (a red dye), that prevent the growth of bacteria. Sulphona—
mides are ...
Elizabeth Martin, Tanya McFerran, 2008
9
Minidictionary for Nurses
It is given sulpha drug by mouth or in the form of suppositories. Trade name: 682
Salazopyrin. sulfinpyrazone (sulphinpyrazone) (sul-fin-py-ra-zohn) n. a uricosuric
drug given by mouth for the control of chronic gout. It should not be taken by ...
Market House Books Ltd. Staff, Elizabeth A. Martin, Oxford Dictionaries Staff, 2014
10
Sasol Encyclopaedia of Science and Technology
6CH2OH 6CH7OH HO H WOH H/OH OH H OH H OH u-D-glucose p-D-glucose (
Haworth projections) sugar of lead See lead(II) ethanoate. sulpha drug See
sulphonamide. sulphanilamide H2N— C6H4— SO2NH2 (4-aminobenzene- ...