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20
Oct
Future prospects of anti-tumor drugsAfter years of development, significant progress has been made in the research and development of anti-tumor drugs.
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19
Oct
Basic introduction of anti-tumor drugsAnti tumor drugs are a class of drugs used to treat cancer diseases. In recent years, the development of molecular oncology and molecular pharmacology has gradually clarified the essence of tumors
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18
Oct
The main classification of antiviral drugsAccording to the mechanism of action of antiviral drugs, current antiviral drugs can be classified into the following categories
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17
Oct
The development prospects of antibioticsAntibiotics are a class of secondary metabolites produced by microorganisms (including bacteria, fungi, actinomycetes) or higher animals and plants during their life processes
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16
Oct
Combination use of antibioticsThe purpose of combination therapy is to improve the effectiveness of disease treatment, reduce bacterial resistance, reduce the occurrence of adverse reactions, and expand the scope of antibacterial
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15
Oct
Prophylactic use of antibioticsThe preventive use of antibiotics accounts for about 40% of antibiotic usage, while those with practical value make up a minority.
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14
Oct
Symptomatic use of antibioticsThe use of antibiotics should be selected based on their indications, and the main principles for selection are as follows
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13
Oct
Heterogeneous reactions of antibioticsHeterogeneity reactions occur in a small number of patients and are often related to genetic factors.
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12
Oct
Antibiotics have effective concentration of actionVarious antibiotics can generally act on pathogens at very low concentrations, which is another major characteristic that distinguishes antibiotics from other chemical fungicides.
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11
Oct
Antibiotics have a selective antibiotic spectrumThe action of antibiotics is selective, and different antibiotics have different effects on different pathogens.
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10
Oct
Antibiotics directly act on bacterial cellsAntibiotics can selectively act on specific links in the DNA, RNA, and protein synthesis systems of bacterial cells
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09
Oct
Antibiotics interfere with protein synthesisInterference with protein synthesis means that the enzymes necessary for cell survival cannot be synthesized.
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