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The 13 pages that link to Cephalosporin, each with the reason it gives.

• PenicillinCompared with: They share penicillin’s general target but differ in spectrum and susceptibility to β-lactamases.

• Beta-lactam antibioticBroader topic: Cephalosporins are a major branch with generations differing in spectrum and stability.

• Beta-lactam ringBroader topic: Cephalosporins show how a different fused ring changes beta-lactam properties.

• CeftriaxoneNarrower topic: Ceftriaxone is a third-generation member of this antibiotic class.

• CarbapenemCompared with: Cephalosporins differ structurally and in spectrum from carbapenems.

• Penicillin allergyCompared with: Cross-reactivity depends partly on side-chain similarity, not simply membership in the beta-lactam family.

• Penicillin GCompared with: Cephalosporins share cell-wall targets with Penicillin G but differ in structure and coverage.

• CefazolinNarrower topic: Cefazolin is a first-generation member of this class.

• CefiximeNarrower topic: Cefixime is a member of this antibiotic family.

• CefotaximeNarrower topic: Cefotaxime is a member of this family, whose members differ in spectrum and pharmacology.

• Ernst ChainRelated: Research associated with Chain and Edward Abraham helped identify the natural source of this later antibiotic class.

• AmpicillinCompared with: Cephalosporins target related cell-wall enzymes but differ in spectrum and resistance to some beta-lactamases.

• CefalexinNarrower topic: Cefalexin is an early-generation member of this antibiotic family.