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The 72 pages that link to Antibiotic, each with the reason it gives.

• RibosomeNarrower topic: Many antibiotics act by disrupting bacterial ribosome function.

• Antibiotic stewardshipNarrower topic: Stewardship governs when and how this class of medicines should be used.

• Translation (biology)Narrower topic: Many antibiotics selectively disrupt bacterial ribosomes or translation factors.

• AmoxicillinNarrower topic: Amoxicillin is an antibiotic, not a treatment for viral infections.

• DoxycyclineNarrower topic: Doxycycline is an antibiotic used against susceptible bacteria.

• Antibiotic therapyNarrower topic: Antibiotic therapy uses these medicines to treat bacterial infection.

• TetracyclineNarrower topic: Tetracycline is one member of this broad group of medicines.

• AzithromycinNarrower topic: Azithromycin is one member of this broader class of medicines.

• Howard FloreyNarrower topic: Penicillin helped establish antibiotics as a transformative class of medicines.

• ChloramphenicolNarrower topic: Chloramphenicol belongs to this broader class of antibacterial medicines.

• ErythromycinNarrower topic: Erythromycin is an antibiotic whose activity depends on bacterial susceptibility.

• Protein synthesis inhibitorNarrower topic: Many protein synthesis inhibitors are antibiotics used to treat bacterial infections.

• FluoroquinoloneNarrower topic: Fluoroquinolones are one synthetic class within the broader antibacterial drug family.

• Penicillin GNarrower topic: Penicillin G is an antibiotic whose effect depends on bacterial susceptibility.

• Scarlet feverNarrower topic: Antibiotics changed scarlet fever from a major threat into a treatable infection.

• NeurosyphilisNarrower topic: Antibiotic treatment changed neurosyphilis from a frequently progressive illness into a treatable infection.

• Ada YonathNarrower topic: Many antibiotics work by binding ribosomes, a connection illuminated by structural studies.

• CiprofloxacinNarrower topic: Ciprofloxacin is one specific antibacterial drug within this broad category.

• Gerhard DomagkNarrower topic: Domagk’s synthetic antibacterial therapy preceded and helped establish the era of antimicrobial treatment.

• Robin WarrenNarrower topic: Antibiotics became central to treating ulcers caused by Helicobacter pylori.

• PhenoxymethylpenicillinNarrower topic: Penicillin V is a drug in this broader class.

• Julius Wagner-JaureggNarrower topic: Antibiotics made the deliberate infection underlying malaria therapy obsolete.

• Venki RamakrishnanNarrower topic: Ribosome structures clarified how many antibiotics disrupt bacterial protein synthesis.