Treatment of bubonic plague with sulfonamides and antibiotics

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Abstract
To assess the curative value of different drugs in bubonic plague infection, white mice were infected in the laboratory with living Pasteurella pestis, and the treatment with the drug to be tested was begun either 48 or 72 hours after infection, it taking 48-72 hours for the development in mice of s …
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Authors SOKHEY SS;WAGLE PM;HABBU MK;;
Journal bulletin of the world health organization
Year 1953
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE Mice animals humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine Antibiotics Antitubercular* Sulfanilamide anti-bacterial agents / therapeutic use* sulfathiazoles* sulfonamides / therapeutic use* pmid:13115984 PMC2542128 S S SOKHEY P M WAGLE M K HABBU Penicillins* Plague / therapy* Streptomycin* Sulfanilamides* Sulfathiazole

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