Antibiotic Resistance Protects Pathogens

July 27, 2011 · Posted in Antibiotics · Comment 

Antibiotic resistance is the capability of a particular pathogen population to grow in the presence of a given antibiotic when the antibiotic is used according to a specific regimen. Such a long, detailed definition is important for several reasons. First, pathogens differ in their susceptibility to antibiotics; thus, pathogen species are considered individually. Read more

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