1935
DOI: 10.1055/s-0028-1129486
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Ein Beitrag zur Chemotherapie der bakteriellen Infektionen

Abstract: Bisher war man im allgemeinen der Ansicht, daß nur Protozoëninfektionen chemotherapeutisch angreifbar wären. Auf dem Gebiet der Protozoëninfektionen besitzt man kausal wirksame Arzneistoffe, z. B. gegen die Trypanosomen infektion das Germanin, gegen Kala-Azar das Neostibosan, gegen Malaria 1'lasmochin und Atebriu, gegen die Spirochäteninfektionen, besonders die Syphilis, Salvarsan und seine Modifikationen.Gegen Infektionen mit Kokken waren bisher einigermaßen wirksame Chemotherapeutika unbekannt. Die Protozoën… Show more

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“…Since antimicrobial therapy in this case was very short and antimicrobial resistance phenotypes have otherwise very rarely been found in Y. pestis (1,15), resistance determinants on pIP1202 were probably acquired prior to the infection of the human host with Y. pestis IP275. Interestingly, sulfonamides and tetracyclines were among the first antimicrobial compounds used in human and animal medicine (12,13). As tetRA gene clusters on IncA/C plasmids belong to different classes, it is hypothesized that these clusters were most likely acquired through independent horizontal gene transfer events.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since antimicrobial therapy in this case was very short and antimicrobial resistance phenotypes have otherwise very rarely been found in Y. pestis (1,15), resistance determinants on pIP1202 were probably acquired prior to the infection of the human host with Y. pestis IP275. Interestingly, sulfonamides and tetracyclines were among the first antimicrobial compounds used in human and animal medicine (12,13). As tetRA gene clusters on IncA/C plasmids belong to different classes, it is hypothesized that these clusters were most likely acquired through independent horizontal gene transfer events.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…treptococcus pyogenes was one of the first bacterial infections to be treated with sulfur antibacterials in the 1930s (16) and proved to be clinically effective in the treatment and prophylaxis of S. pyogenes infections (10,16,23,29). However, when sulfadiazine, an early short-acting sulfur antibacterial, was used in mass prophylaxis programs to prevent S. pyogenes tonsillitis and acute rheumatic fever (ARF) in military recruits in the 1940s, the clinical efficacy of this antibacterial was limited due to the presumed development of resistance (13,15,27,31,42) among some strains.…”
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“…A descoberta da atividade antibacteriana das sulfas foi oficializada em 1935 com a publicação do trabalho "Uma Contribuição à Quimioterapia das Infecções Bacterianas" 1,2 , no qual foi descrita a atividade biológica da p-sulfamidocrisoidina (Prontosil Rubrum ® , 1), pelo patologista e bacteriologista alemão Gerhardt Domagk. Esta substância havia sido sintetizada em 1932 por Mietsch e Klarer (Bayer), com base na química clássica de corantes têxteis, especificamente para ser testada como antibacteriano 1 .…”
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