http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26033620
I (admittedly nasty) injection and you might not need to have another for 336 hours!
I (admittedly nasty) injection and you might not need to have another for 336 hours!
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Hope for those with hard-to-treat intracellular infections.
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Would this put more strain on mitochondria as well?
Martial
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bacteriacidal antibiotics to a certain degree yes, floroquinoline antibiotics being particularly nasty. Usually in short term treatment it is not anything severe or permenant aside from quinoline class antibiotics, taking NAC can also help safe guard the mitochondria while on antibiotics. I just wonder if this form would be easier or harder on mitochondria, though it does seem very promising!