antibiotic造句

She was injected with an antibiotic.

Cubicin is an antibiotic that fights bacteria in the body.

These cases can be treated with antibiotic drugs.

Apply an antibiotic ointment to the tattooed skin while it's healing.

After the wound is clean, use a small amount of antibiotic ointment or cream.

Before that he had been researching the antibiotic properties of his own snot.

A trademark used for an antibiotic containing doxorubicin and used as an antineoplastic agent.

Kimchi has antibiotic functions as lactic acid bacteria produced in the process of fermentation suppresses growth of harmful bacteria.

The efficiency of testing at the tanker level is why regulations require such testing for antibiotic residues.

What's more, says Dunman, bacteria will eventually develop resistance against any antibiotic, no matter how methodically selected.

However, as with other sorts of drug, different types of antibiotic may interact with one another in unexpected ways.

There were no observed associations between antibiotic use and eczema, current wheeze, current asthma, atopic asthma, allergic rhinoconjunctivitis, or atopy.

Dairy cows are routinely ground into hamburger and veal calves are often fed antibiotic-laden, unmarketable "waste milk" from dairy cows undergoing treatment for infections.

An antibiotic of the actinomycin group, C62H86N12O16, isolated from bacteria and used as an antineoplastic agent in the treatment of certain cancers.

Frog skin is an excellent potential source of such antibiotic agents, "said Dr Michael Conlon, a biochemist at the university in Abu Dhabi."

They used a high dose of antibiotic to kill the native gut bacteria and then fed those mice fecal material from a protected strain.

Their research revealed that human skin fails to absorb much of the medicine that is applied topically, such as antibiotic ointments and steroid creams.

Not only does cold plasma treatment avoid the nasty side effects that drugs often bring, but the ionized torch destroys bacteria indiscriminately -- whether it is antibiotic-resistant or not.

Herman Goossens, a Flemish doctor who has also worked in the Netherlands, sees a cultural element to antibiotic use, but is wary of politically charged talk about pill-munching Francophones.

one of several broad spectrum antibiotic substances obtained from fungi and related to penicillin (trade name Mefoxin); addition of side chains has produced semisynthetic antibiotics with greater antibacterial activity.

The paper describes how an antibiotic was used to inhibit the full swivel and ratcheting motion of a ribosome from a bacterium called Thermus Thermophilus, which thrives in hot acidic environments.