Abstract:The susceptibility of 50 drug resistant strains of Escherichia co/i of human gut was determined against ciprofloxacin, acridine orange (AO) and sodium dodecyl sulphate (SDS). Curing efficacy of these agents were worked out at subminimal inhibitory concentrations. Ciprofloaxacin was found a better curing agent for E co/i R-plasmids, eliminating R-factors from 48% of the strains followed by SDS and A0 which eliminated 24% and 20% of the drug resistance deteminants, respcetively. Elimination of R-plasmids was fou… Show more
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