Infectious multiple drug resistance / S. Falkow.

  • Falkow, Stanley.
Date:
1975
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Credit: Infectious multiple drug resistance / S. Falkow. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Subject index Acetylation, of cHoramphenicol, 205-208, 222, 225,277,278 ofgentamicin, 215-218,226 ofkanamycin, 214,215,218, 226 of thiogalactosides, 225 Acetyl-coenzyme A, 205,206,214 Acridine and acriflavine, 9, 51, 147-151 (see also curing) Actinamine, 80 Adenyl cyclase, 255, 256, 280 Adenylylation, of gentamicin, 212,216-218 ofkanamycin, 212,216-218 of streptomycin, 212-214,218 significance of, 220 Aeromonas hydrophiia, 79 Летотошх liquefaciens, 158 Agrobacterium, 160 Agrobacterium tumefaciens, 79 Alcaligenes sp., 70, 79, 224 Alkalescens-Dispar group, 79 Alkaline sucrose gradients, 99, 100 Aminoglycoside antibiotics, 211-218 (see also Gentamicin, Kanamycin, Spectinomycin, Streptomycin) AMP, 220 Ampicillin (see also Penicillin and (3-lactamase), structure, 208 usage in medicine, 65,68,208 Ampicillin resistance (Ap), chromosomal, 208, 209 mechanism of R-mediated, 208-211 phenotypic expression of, 81, 82 possible origin of, 220-222 prevalence of R-mediated, 59, 66, 70, 72,73,238,239 Animals, domestic, enteric diseases in, 253, 265-269 hazards to human health, 245-248 prevalence of R-factors in intestinal flora, 90,243-246 regulation of antibiotics in feed, 250 use of antibiotics in feed, 248-250 Antibiotics (see individual listings) Antimony resistance (Sb), 274 Arsenate resistance (Asa), 274 Association and dissociation of R-factors, 87-95,104-114, 133 Attachment regions, ofF-factors, 13-17,22,197 of phage X, 26-29,50; att\,3\-32 Attachment regions (continued) of phage P2, 50 of phage P22, 49,87 of phage 080, 194; att^o, 194,195 Autonomous state, ofF-factor, 13-17,34 of phages, 23, 24, 30, 34 of Plasmids, 34-36 of R-factors, 76-78, 144-151 of staphylococcal-plasmids, 276-277 Bacillus sp. 137 B. pumilus, 280 B. subtilis, 126 Bacitracin, 249 Bacteria (see individual listings) Bacteriocins, 40 Bacteriophage (see phage) Base composition (see Guanine + cytosine content) BBK-8, 216,218 Benzyl penicillin, 209, 210 (see also Penicillin) Bismuth, epistatic sensitivity (BiES), 274, 275 Bismuth resistance (Bi), 48, 274, 275 Bluensomycin, 80, 81, 212 Buoyant density centrifugation, 99-101, 104-106 Cadmium resistance (Cd), 48, 274-276 Cairns model, 114-120,135 Campbell model, 13-16, 26, 28, 94, 112 Carbenicillin, 208, 241 Catenanes, and catenated DNA, 133, 134 Cephaloridine, 208-210 Cephalosporins, 80, 208 Cephalothin, 65, 208 Chain elongation, DNA, 116-118 Chloramphenicol, analogues of, 207 effect on DNA replication by, 108, 112,116 sites of inactivation of, 205 -208 structure of, 206 Chloramphenicol acetyltransferase, 206, 207,222,225,277,278 Chloramphenicol resistance (Cm), chromosomal, 2,222-225 mechanism of R-mediated, 205-208 phenotypic expression of, 82