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Bacteriostatic antibiotics do not kill the bacteria- their mode of action is to prevent the bacteria from growing or reproducing. Once the agent is removed, bacterial growth may resume. Bacteriocidal antibiotics function by killing the bacteria.
Bacteriostatic antibiotics do not kill the bacteria- their mode of action is to prevent the bacteria from growing or reproducing. Once the agent is removed, bacterial growth may resume. Bacteriocidal antibiotics function by killing the bacteria.


== Usage ==
== Usage ==
*Synchronize cell cycle of a population
*Synchronize cell cycle of a population


==Search by Antibiotic Class==
== Antibiotic Classes ==
*[[:Category:Aminoglycoside Antibiotics|Aminoglycosides]]
*[[:Category:Aminoglycoside Antibiotics|Aminoglycosides]]
*[[:Category:Carbapenems|Carbapenems]]
*[[:Category:Carbapenems|Carbapenems]]

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Background

Generally speaking, two types of antibiotics can be used: bacteriostatic vs. bacteriocidal.

Bacteriostatic antibiotics do not kill the bacteria- their mode of action is to prevent the bacteria from growing or reproducing. Once the agent is removed, bacterial growth may resume. Bacteriocidal antibiotics function by killing the bacteria.

Usage

  • Synchronize cell cycle of a population

Antibiotic Classes

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Subcategories

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Pages in category "Antibiotics"

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