streptomycins

Tuberculosis treatment drugs

Streptomycins are a class of antibiotic drugs derived from soil bacteria, used to treat bacterial infections.

The original streptomycin, discovered in 1943, was the first effective treatment for tuberculosis.

The plural typically appears in medical or pharmaceutical contexts when discussing multiple compounds in this antibiotic family or variations of the drug.

antibiotic

tuberculosis

Mycobacterial lung disease

resistance · dosage · intramuscular · bactericidal · spectrum · susceptibility · therapy · prescription · treatment · medication

toxicity

vestibular

Of the balance organ

monitoring · dosage · contraindication · adverse · irreversible · balance · deafness · toxicology · caution

biochemistry

ribosome

Protein synthesis site

molecular · bacterial · mRNA · translation · codon · misreading · structure · compound · derivative · glycoside

medical-history

1943

Year in WWII

milestone · sanatorium · mass-production

agricultural

pesticide

Agent destroying harmful organisms

  • orchardFruit tree plantation
  • sprayDispersed liquid droplets
  • cropCultivated agricultural plants

horticulture · apple · pear · regulation · residue · application · farming

Opposites
target pathogen type

streptomycinsantivirals

Medicines that inhibit viruses

antiviral drugs · antifungals · antiparasitics · acyclovir · remdesivir

biological effect

streptomycinsprobiotics

Live microorganisms aiding digestion

prebiotics · fertilizers

therapeutic effect

streptomycinspathogens

Disease-causing microorganisms

bacterial infections · infectious agents · probiotics · bacterial cultures · immunosuppressants

Family

streptomycin

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G