- ANTIBIOTICS THAT AFFECT THE CELL ENVELOPE
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In contrast, antibiotics are agents that are "selectively" toxic for bacteria (either killing them [bactericidal] or inhibiting their growth [bacteriostatic]) without harm to the patient. They can thus be ingested. By definition, these compounds must act on structures found in bacteria, but not in the host.
- Medical Microbiology made memorable
The basic concepts in microbiology in a series of self- contained double-page spreads. Incorporates text and illustrations. Some chapters include case studies with review questions. For medical and microbiology students.
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