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The 10 pages that link to Protein synthesis inhibitor, each with the reason it gives.

• AntibioticNarrower topic: Many antibiotics act by binding bacterial ribosomes and disrupting protein production.

• TetracyclineNarrower topic: Tetracycline belongs to this broad class of antimicrobial agents.

• StreptomycinNarrower topic: Streptomycin treats infection by disrupting bacterial protein production.

• Topical antibioticsNarrower topic: Mupirocin blocks bacterial protein synthesis through a distinctive target enzyme.

• LinezolidNarrower topic: Linezolid belongs to this broad class of antibiotics.

• ClindamycinNarrower topic: Clindamycin belongs to this broad class of antibacterial drugs.

• NeomycinNarrower topic: Neomycin's antibacterial effect comes from blocking this process in bacteria.

• TigecyclineNarrower topic: Tigecycline belongs to this broad class of antibiotics.

• TobramycinNarrower topic: Tobramycin's antibacterial effect comes from interfering with this process.