Introduction to Antibiotic Uptake

What is/are Antibiotic Uptake?

Antibiotic Uptake - It is possible that cholecalciferol, due to its lipid-soluble nature, had a lipophilic interaction with the cell membrane, enhancing antibiotic uptake. ^[1] gallolyticus IE in patients with early antibiotic uptake and negative blood cultures. ^[2] In this study, in situ soil moisture sampler (SMS) was adopted to collect SPW from four paddy soils without disrupting the rhizosphere zone to evaluate antibiotic uptake in rice. ^[3] The developed method was applied to evaluate antibiotic uptake by lettuce grown in pots fertilized with composted poultry litter doped with a mixture of antibiotics to reach a final concentration of 2. ^[4] Here we summarize the current tools available for measuring antibiotic uptake across the different compartments of Gram-negative bacteria. ^[5] We determine that fosmidomycin (FSM) selectively targets the isoprenoid biosynthesis pathway in zoonotic staphylococci, and use forward genetics to identify the transporter that facilitates phosphonate antibiotic uptake. ^[6] Here we combine microfluidics and time-lapse auto-fluorescence microscopy to quantify antibiotic uptake label-free in hundreds of individual Escherichia coli cells. ^[7] The latter stimulated antibiotic uptake, as determined using fluorescently labelled tobramycin in combination with flow cytometry analysis. ^[8] Antibiotic uptake by herbal plants has been studied, but little is known about perennial woody fruit crops. ^[9]

Evaluate Antibiotic Uptake

In this study, in situ soil moisture sampler (SMS) was adopted to collect SPW from four paddy soils without disrupting the rhizosphere zone to evaluate antibiotic uptake in rice. ^[1] The developed method was applied to evaluate antibiotic uptake by lettuce grown in pots fertilized with composted poultry litter doped with a mixture of antibiotics to reach a final concentration of 2. ^[2]