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00:00 Welcome to Pharmacology by Lecturio. 00:03 I'm Dr.Parvin Shukle. 00:05 We're going to be talking about some unique antibacterial agents in today's lecture. 00:10 What do I mean by unique antibacterials? Well, we've already covered agents that work on the cell wall and agents that work in bacterial protein synthesis. 00:20 What we're going to do right now, is we're going to cover agents that act on the DNA and folic acid production within cells. 00:27 These agents start off with the group called The Sulphonamides. 00:33 And we also add in trimethorpim to that mix. 00:36 Now trimethorpim is often added to a sulphonamide to give syntactic activity. 00:42 Fluoroquinolones are another class within this group.
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The lecture Overview – Antimetabolites by Pravin Shukle, MD is from the course Antimicrobial Pharmacology.
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What is meant by the term “antimetabolite antibacterial agents”?
- Agents acting on DNA and folate production in prokaryotic cells.
- Agents acting on metabolites of eukaryotic cell processes.
- Agents that require metabolism to become active.
- Agents that inhibit bacterial wall synthesis.
- Agents that inhibit the metabolism of antibacterial agents.
Author of lecture Overview – Antimetabolites
Pravin Shukle, MD
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