Give the result of these antibiotics on C.calbicans (Material used, Media used and the Procedure) 1)Effect...
Give the result of these antibiotics on C.calbicans (Material used, Media used and the Procedure)
1)Effect tetracycline on C.calbicans
2) Effect Nalidixic on C.calbicans
3) Effect polymyxin on C.calbicans
4) Effect penicillin (P10) on C.calbicans
Homework Answers
Ans-1
At concentration above 150 mcg/ml it inihibit the growth but ab lower doses hypal growth doesn't regress
Ans-2
At higher dose that is equal to when it presents in urine it lead to inhinibation of the growth and lead to inhibit the macromolecule formation
Ans-3
Polymyxin B inhibit growth
At higher concentrations it inhibit the growth but at lower concentrations it increase permission of tetracycline in yeast and lead to inhibit protein synthesis
Ans-4
It inhibit the protein synthesis in bacteria and it have mo effect on eukaryotic cells like human cell and yeast cell
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