INVESTIGATIONS OF THE CORRELATION BETWEEN BACTERIAL UPTAKES OF TRIMETHOPRIM AND SULFADIAZINE WITH ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITIES AGAINST ENTEROCOCCUS-FAECALIS
Rme. Richards et al., INVESTIGATIONS OF THE CORRELATION BETWEEN BACTERIAL UPTAKES OF TRIMETHOPRIM AND SULFADIAZINE WITH ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITIES AGAINST ENTEROCOCCUS-FAECALIS, International journal of pharmaceutics, 92(1-3), 1993, pp. 237-241
Bacterial uptake determinations were performed to evaluate the antibac
terial effects of trimethoprim, sodium sulphadiazine and dibromopropam
idine isethionate against Enterococcus faecalis together with checkerb
oard assays and agar diffusion determinations. The reciprocal effects
of trimethoprim (17.5 mug/ml) and sodium sulphadiazine (100 mug/ml) ag
ainst E. faecalis culture produced cell uptakes of 14-times the concen
tration of sodium sulphadiazine and 5-times the concentration of trime
thoprim. Folinic acid partially reversed the bacterial uptakes.