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penicillin sephos sporin and Bas basrin I hope I pronounce that right all these
they will cause bacterial bacteria to die example of these drugs are
drugs have different mechanisms of action when it comes to inhibiting the cell wall to synthesis a good thing about these drugs is that it won't
the hospital I worked at oxicylin and sephosolin was was used a lot. So that's probably what I would narrow down to. I've never used napsylin before.
patient just got a betal lactum penicillin amoxicilin sephos sporin any of them that have a betal lactum ring that is likely going to be the most
Yep. Sephosolin is what I was looking for. You guys are going to be masters at this topic. >> They're like please uh get one wrong.
affect human cells because human cells do not have peptidoglycans we do not have cell walls penicilin and seph sephos sporin
Now there's this Rubik's Cube, it's incredibly difficult, and and as you say, you know, the number crunchers, the the sephos, the sephologists, who
they're going to get admitted into the hospital is a really good one as well or any kind of like um third generation sephos sporm so those are kind of the
lactam ring but there are also other antibiotics that also have a beta lactam ring in their molecular structure these are your keos sporin or sephos sporin
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