Global Market Research Group

Press Release - 02 Feb 2018 Global Research and Development News -- . . Report Description- ' ' Antibacterial drug is defined as an agent that interferes with the growth and reproduction of bacteria that can cause numerous mild-to-severe infections in living organisms. Antibacterial drugs have bactericidal action. They act on various parts of the bacterial life cycle such as protein synthesis, nucleic acid synthesis, cell wall synthesis, and permeability of cell membrane. Thus, they help in treating infections. These drugs have been classified into eight major classes viz. aminoglycosides, ?-lactams, tetracycline, sulfonamides, quinolones/fluoroquinolones, macrolides, and phenicols. Phenicols, a broad spectrum antibacterial drugs, is a major class of antibacterial drugs. Phenicols are bacteriostatic in their mode of action. Molecules of phenicols inhibit the elongation step of the bacterial protein synthesis by bi