Biochemistry And Molecular Biology Of Antimicrobial Drug Action by T.J. Franklin George Alan Snow, Springer Nature

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Springer Nature Biochemistry And Molecular Biology Of Antimicrobial Drug Action by T.J. Franklin George Alan Snow

This stimulating new edition of the well-respected title Biochemistry and Molecular Biology of Antimicrobial Drug Action primarily covers medically important antimicrobial agents but also includes some compounds not in current medical use which have been invaluable as research tools in biochemistry. Since the previous edition of this book the impact of molecular biology on our understanding of the mechanisms of antimicrobial action and drug resistance has evolved significantly. This is reflected in the book’s coverage with new material dealing with the remarkable recent developments in unraveling the complex molecular details of drug interactions with such key targets as ribosomes and the enzymes of nucleic acid replication and microbial cell wall biosynthesis. The new addition also reviews key advances in the biochemistry and molecular biology of drug-resistant pathogens including viruses parasitic protozoa fungi and the much feared ‘superbugs’ such as MRSA. Completely updated and rewritten Biochemistry and Molecular Biology of Antimicrobial Drug Action will be of great use to medical and biological sciences students taking courses in pharmacology molecular biology microbiology biochemistry and chemotherapeutics. Because of the wealth of information within the covers of this important book all those involved in research into drug action and development whether in the pharmaceutical industry or academia will find Biochemistry and Molecular Biology of Antimicrobial Drug Action invaluable. It should also be on the shelves of all libraries in university medical schools and departments of biological sciences biochemistry and pharmacology. Written for: Medical and biological sciences students taking courses in pharmacology molecular biology microbiology biochemistry and chemotherapeutics all those involved in research into drug action and development in the pharmaceutical industry or academia all libraries university medical schools and departments of biological sciences biochemistry and pharmacology