Untersuchungen Über einen Sulfonamid-Antagonisten-freien Nährboden

Rothes, I.; E, Hollender; Lange, A.

doi:10.1007/bf02162317

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“…table I) were established by serial dilution in 'Busam 57' meat-hydrolysate medium [Rothes et al, 1957]. Volumes of 1 ml of medium were each inoculated with one drop of a 20-hour culture diluted to 10-1 (except L. monocytogenes: 10_1, D. pneumoniae: undiluted).…”

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The Role of the Low Resistance Period in Determining the Effective Dosage of Chlortetracycline in Mice

Sackmann¹

1971

Chemotherapy

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In various experimental infections inthe mouse, the single doses of chlortetracycline were determined which, when given simultaneously with the infection, prevent death of the animals. Serum concentrations of the antibiotic were measured in mice treated with 80–100% effective doses. During the initial period of infection, which is characterized by insufficient defence (low resistance period), these concentrations are invariably above or approximately equal to the minimum bacteriostatic concentration established in vitro. Hence, it is concluded that in animal experiments the dosage is dependent not only on the in vitro sensitivity of the infectious agent but also on the length of the LRP, during which the micro-organisms have to be controlled by a bacteriostatic agent.

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