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The 35 pages that link to Beta-lactam antibiotic, each with the reason it gives.

• Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureusNarrower topic: Methicillin belongs to this drug family, most of which MRSA resists.

• CeftriaxoneNarrower topic: Ceftriaxone belongs to this family and shares its cell-wall target.

• Howard FloreyNarrower topic: Penicillin became the founding member of this broader antibiotic class.

• Penicillin allergyNarrower topic: A penicillin allergy label can affect choices across this clinically important drug family.

• CefazolinNarrower topic: Cefazolin belongs to this family and shares its cell-wall-targeting action.

• Clavulanic acidNarrower topic: Clavulanic acid was developed as an adjunct to protect members of this antibiotic family.

• FlucloxacillinNarrower topic: Flucloxacillin belongs to this drug family and shares its core antibacterial mechanism.

• MethicillinNarrower topic: Methicillin belongs to this broad drug family.

• CefotaximeNarrower topic: Cefotaxime belongs to this broad family and shares its core antibacterial mechanism.

• AmpicillinNarrower topic: Ampicillin belongs to this broad drug family and shares its central mechanism.

• CefalexinNarrower topic: Cefalexin belongs to this antibiotic class and shares its cell-wall target.

• CefuroximeNarrower topic: Cefuroxime belongs to this broad drug family.

• CloxacillinNarrower topic: Cloxacillin belongs to this family and acts through its cell-wall-targeting chemistry.

• MeropenemNarrower topic: Meropenem belongs to this large antibiotic family.