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Albamycin

SYNS ALBAMYCIN ALBAMYCIN SODIUM CATHOMYCIN SODIUM CATHOMYCIN SODIUM... [Pg.1039]

LYOVAC INA [YCIN MONOSODIUM NOVOBIOCIN NOVOBIOCIN MONOSODIUM NOVOBIOCIN, SODIUM derivative SODIUM ALBAMYCIN SODIUM NOVOBIOCIN U-6591... [Pg.1040]

SODIUM ACID SULFATE see SEG800 SODIUM ACID SULFATE (solid) see SEG800 SODIUM ACID SULFITE see SFEOOO SODIUM AESCINATE see EDMOOO SODIUM ALBAMYCIN see NOBOOO SODIUxM ALGINATE see SEHOOO SODIUM n-ALKYLBENZENE SULFONATE see SEH500... [Pg.1880]

Albamycin. See Novobiocin sodium Albendayolc. 266 Albumin(s). 85.lt drug binding to. 6 Albuminoids. 833i Albuterol. 536 Alcohol. 2I9-22U dehydrated. 220... [Pg.958]

B vitamin). It acts as a glycine receptor agonist. alanine nitrogen mustard melphalan. Albamycin novobiocin. [Pg.9]

Novoseven eptacogalfa factor VII. noscapine [ban, inn] (narcotine i-a-narcotine) is an alkaloid from Corydalis cava (Corydalis tuberosa), Papaver somniferum and other Papaver spp. It is a by-product in extraction of morphine from opium, and one of the first alkaloids to be isolated. It can be used as a centrally acting ANTITUSSIVE, similar in pharmacology to codeine, novobiocin [ban, inn] (Albamycin ) is an antibiotic with ANTIBACTERIAL activity against Gram-positive bacteria. It is also a LEUKOTRIENE RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST. [Pg.202]

Organism is susceptible to novobiocin (albamycin) concentration (disc) 5 yg. [Pg.133]

Organism exhibits intermediate resistance to novobiocin (albamycin) concentration (disc) 5 yg. Organism is susceptible to novobiocin (albamycin) concentration (disc) 10 yg. [Pg.133]

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