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A propos d'antibiotiques insolubles

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The authors show the antibiotic activity of water-insoluble salts of hydrosoluble antibiotics in the case of penicillin G (salts of iron, copper, silver, gold, and uranium) and streptomycin (oleate).

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  1. Clinique dermatologique et Laboratoire de chimie pharmaceutique universitaires, Pharmacie de l'Hôpital cantonal de Genève, Switzerland

    W. Jadassohn, E. Cherbuliez, P. Boymond & H. Isler

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Jadassohn, W., Cherbuliez, E., Boymond, P. et al. A propos d'antibiotiques insolubles. Experientia 4, 225–226 (1948). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02155373

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