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The 69 pages that link to Antibiotic resistance, each with the reason it gives.

• MoxifloxacinNarrower topic: Moxifloxacin overuse selects for resistant bacteria and narrows future treatment options.

• Thomas A. SteitzRelated: Ribosomal structures help explain how mutations and chemical changes can weaken antibiotic binding.

• BacteroidesRelated: Some Bacteroides carry resistance determinants that complicate treatment of anaerobic infections.

• Ernst ChainRelated: The success of penicillin also made resistance a lasting challenge for antibiotic treatment.

• TobramycinRelated: Resistance can make an otherwise appropriate tobramycin regimen ineffective.

• AmpicillinNarrower topic: Widespread resistance has narrowed the infections for which ampicillin remains a dependable choice.

• Bloodstream infectionRelated: Resistance can make bloodstream infections harder to treat and constrain effective drug choices.

• Esther LederbergRelated: Replica plating can reveal pre-existing resistant colonies by transferring them to antibiotic-containing media.

• Fire blightRelated: Repeated antibiotic use against fire blight can select resistant bacterial populations.

• FosfomycinNarrower topic: Resistance can eliminate fosfomycin as an option even when an infection site suits its use.

• Medical doctorRelated: Prescribing choices by physicians influence the spread of resistance.

• MeropenemNarrower topic: Resistance mechanisms can remove meropenem from treatment options.

• MicroevolutionRelated: Resistance alleles can rise rapidly under strong selection from antibiotic use.

• NitazoxanideRelated: Clinical effectiveness can vary with pathogen susceptibility and the limited treatment options for some infections.

• Ethics of eating meatRelated: Routine antibiotic use in animal agriculture can contribute to a public-health risk.

• Evolution of bacteriaBroader topic: Resistance demonstrates evolution in action and can spread through selection and gene transfer.

• Félix d'HérelleRelated: Renewed interest in D'Hérelle's therapy reflects the challenge of drug-resistant bacterial infections.

• Regulation of gene expressionRelated: Regulated expression of resistance genes can determine whether microbes withstand treatment.

• Throat lozengeRelated: Symptom-relieving lozenges do not substitute for antibiotics when a bacterial infection requires treatment.