Bacterial Resistance and Susceptibility to Chemotherapeutic Agents

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Antibiotics for the treatment of diseases caused by microorganisms - chemotherapeutic agents Antiviral drugs - chemotherapeutic drugs are effective against intracellular viruses without having a serious effect on the host cell (specific stage of viral replication But it does not kill the virus). Interferon induced antiviral protein - protein interference virus replication broad spectrum - refers to the range of activity of antimicrobial agents attacking various microorganisms Cephalosporin inhibits cell wall synthesis - antimicrobial chemotherapy - disease of chloramphenicol Treatment of various aspects - bacteriostatic agents inhibit protein synthesis by chromosomal DNA C mutations caused by the chromosomal resistance of microorganisms - drug resistance by common mechanism dilution method - two or more of the methods of testing antibiotic susceptibility Used to measure the susceptibility of microorganisms to a series of test tubes - antimicrobial agents containing known amounts of chemotherapeutic agents using a similar antimicrobial agent diffusion method (Kirby-Bauer method), antibiotic discs were placed in an inoculation dish Place, incubate and observe inhibition. Growing drugs (chemotherapeutic agents - any chemicals used to treat diseases for protein synthesis) Antibacterial erythromycin antibacterial agents

One strategy to tackle bacterial tolerance is to discover and apply compounds that alter tolerance to common antimicrobial agents. Resistance regulators can partially or completely inhibit the mechanism of bacterial tolerance. For example, some resistance regulators can inhibit multidrug resistance mechanisms such as drugs leaving the cells, thereby enhancing the susceptibility of bacteria to bacteria. The goal is as follows. Vaccine-dependent immunomodulation or enhancement. Vaccination can stimulate or enhance the immunocompetence of the host to combat infection, resulting in macrophage activation, antibody production, inflammation and other classical immune responses. Antimicrobial vaccines are responsible for the dramatic decrease in bacterial diseases worldwide