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Acremonium the genus of fungi, formerly known as Cephalosporium, from which the antibiotic cephalosporin was originally isolated. Several species may cause disease in humans, esp. pneumonia.
ampicillin a synthetic antibiotic related to penicillin, taken orally to fight a variety of bacterial infections.
azithromycin an antibiotic derived from erythromycin that is used to treat bacterial infections.
bacitracin an antibiotic that is used externally in the treatment of skin infections.
broad-spectrum of an antibiotic, widely effective or applicable.
chloramphenicol an antibiotic drug that is synthesized or derived from a soil bacterium and used in treating various bacterial and some viral afflictions.
chlortetracycline a yellow antibiotic powder, obtained from a soil bacterium and used to treat certain infections.
ciprofloxacin an antibiotic used in the treatment of bacterial infections.
doxycycline a tetracycline antibiotic used to treat infections of bacteria and protozoa.
erythromycin an antibiotic derived from a soil bacterium, used in the treatment of various diseases caused by bacteria.
griseofulvin an antibiotic taken by mouth, esp. for fungus infections of the skin.
neomycin an antibiotic drug used to treat infections, esp. of the skin and eyes.
nonantibiotic combined form of antibiotic.
nystatin a yellowish antibiotic powder used to cure certain fungal infections, esp. of the skin and mucous membranes.
streptomycin an antibiotic produced from mold cultures of certain soil bacteria and used esp. to treat tuberculosis.
tetracycline an antibiotic derived from certain microorganisms or synthesized, used to treat many different infections.
vancomycin an antibiotic used to treat various bacterial infections.