[Objective]In order to summarize the research progress of animal-specific antibiotics. [Methods]Mechanism of action and clinical application of animal-specific antibiotics which were commonly used in clinical were sim...[Objective]In order to summarize the research progress of animal-specific antibiotics. [Methods]Mechanism of action and clinical application of animal-specific antibiotics which were commonly used in clinical were simply summarized. [Results] The most common animal-specific antibiotics are cephalosporins,aminoglycoside,pleuromutilin,macrolides,quinolones and chloramphenicols. [Conclusions] The study provides a reference for clinical veterinary staff.展开更多
This is the meeting report for the 2006 UCLA Center for East-West Medicine （CEWM） annual conference held at the UCLA Jules Stein auditorium on Saturday, October 28th. The event began with registration and a continen...This is the meeting report for the 2006 UCLA Center for East-West Medicine （CEWM） annual conference held at the UCLA Jules Stein auditorium on Saturday, October 28th. The event began with registration and a continental breakfast that allowed participants the opportunity to meet one another and discuss their experiences with integrative medicine. After the guests had checked-in and settled into the auditorium, Dr. Ka-Kit Hui, the Wallis Annenberg Professor in Integrative East West Medicine and the Founder and Director of the UCLA Center for East-West Medicine, introduced Dr. Alan Fogelman, Executive Chairman of the Department of Medicine, who gave opening remarks. Dr. Fogelman welcomed the audience, particularly the Center＇s distinguished guest - Professor Keji Chen, the Center＇s visiting professor of integrative medicine from China, emphasizing the importance of integrative medicine and praising the Center＇s leadership role in this field. Then Dr. Hui briefly introduced the audience to the field of integrative medicine, and discussed his own experience with integrative medicine and the history of the CEWM.展开更多
基金Study on Correlation of Escherichia coli Virulence Variation and Biofilm Formation and Its Drug Resistance Under Antibiotic Pressure
文摘[Objective]In order to summarize the research progress of animal-specific antibiotics. [Methods]Mechanism of action and clinical application of animal-specific antibiotics which were commonly used in clinical were simply summarized. [Results] The most common animal-specific antibiotics are cephalosporins,aminoglycoside,pleuromutilin,macrolides,quinolones and chloramphenicols. [Conclusions] The study provides a reference for clinical veterinary staff.
文摘This is the meeting report for the 2006 UCLA Center for East-West Medicine （CEWM） annual conference held at the UCLA Jules Stein auditorium on Saturday, October 28th. The event began with registration and a continental breakfast that allowed participants the opportunity to meet one another and discuss their experiences with integrative medicine. After the guests had checked-in and settled into the auditorium, Dr. Ka-Kit Hui, the Wallis Annenberg Professor in Integrative East West Medicine and the Founder and Director of the UCLA Center for East-West Medicine, introduced Dr. Alan Fogelman, Executive Chairman of the Department of Medicine, who gave opening remarks. Dr. Fogelman welcomed the audience, particularly the Center＇s distinguished guest - Professor Keji Chen, the Center＇s visiting professor of integrative medicine from China, emphasizing the importance of integrative medicine and praising the Center＇s leadership role in this field. Then Dr. Hui briefly introduced the audience to the field of integrative medicine, and discussed his own experience with integrative medicine and the history of the CEWM.
