Specificity in the mechanism of action of antibiotic inhibitors of protein and nucleic acid synthesis

Articles in the same Issue

1. Preface
2. Penicillins and cephalosporins
3. Stereochemical problems in macrolide antibiotics
4. Comparative chemistry of some aminoglycoside antibiotics
5. Studies on the cell-free synthesis of echinomycin and an echinomycin analogue
6. Studies directed towards the total syntheses of the nucleoside antibiotics, Gougerotin and Blasticidin S
7. C-nucleosides: aspects of chemistry and mode of action
8. Specificity in the mechanism of action of antibiotic inhibitors of protein and nucleic acid synthesis
9. Problems and progress in viral chemotherapy
10. Biosynthesis of polypeptide antibiotics
11. Structure-activity relationships in chemically modified coumermycin
12. Antibiotics and other naturally occurring hydroxamic acids and hydroxamates
13. Microbial transfonmations of antibiotics
14. The resistance of bacteria to antibacterial drugs: a selective review
15. Natural and artificial bleomycins: chemistry and antitumour activities
16. Antibiotics for non-human uses
17. Closing remarks