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Posted by Bill Esler | Posted: 07/01/2014 12:40PM
click image to zoom MARYLAND HEIGHTS, MO - At IWF 2014, Schattdecor will show its "Raw Essentials" color story and give information about what the "trend drivers" are for the future of the laminate industry. These drivers will be determined when considering new surface finishes, designs and colors.
All 11 of the Decor Selection 2014 decors, in both melamine and Finish Foil, will be on display. Schattdecor says its Finish Foil has had a very positive product development.
Schattdecor also named a dedicated team - Claire Williams and Bastian Kastner - specializing in Finish Foil, for the North American market. At IWF 2014 they will present the advantages of Finish Foil in conjunction with the Decor Selection.
click image to zoom The German decor paper company says it launched Decor Selection 2014, as part of a new direction for global presentation of its designs.
A concern for Schattdecor - based in Thansau, Germany, with U.S. operations near St. Louis - was having too many new decors for customers to choose from. After assessing trend predictions, Schattdecor says it decided to reduce its offering to a smaller Decor Selection.
"As the pace of developing new decors and introducing new trends became a bit frantic, there was a fear of overwhelming the market," Schattdecor said in a release announcing the new Decor Selection. Schattdecor looked to being responsible for quality decors as opposed to just quantity - getting down to the "bottom line."
Current industry trends serve as a basis for reducing to this smaller number of quality decors: Naturalness and Nature, Upcycling, Individuality, and Reducing, the latter as a direct counterpoint to the sensory overload
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25165 1/10/2005 13:34 05 NEWDELHI 227 Embassy New Delhi CONFIDENTIAL "This record is a partial extract of the original cable. The full text of the original cable is not available." "C O N F I D E N T I A L SECTION 01 OF 02 NEW DELHI 000227
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Classified By: PolCouns Geoff Pyatt. Reasons 1.4 (B,D).
1. (C) Summary: In a January 7 meeting with MEA Director (Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Maldives) Taranjit Singh Sandhu, PolCouns explained the USG position on tsunami disaster relief for Tiger controlled areas in Sri Lanka, including the US intention not to deploy military forces to LTTE areas. Sandhu responded that the GOI had taken a similar track, and expressed surprise at the contrast between the reality of US involvement in Sri Lanka and what had been reported in the Indian media. On the future of GOSL-LTTE relations, Sandhu was optimistic that some good could come of the disaster in that it might force the two sides to cooperate. PolCouns reiterated the need for greater information sharing on Bangladesh. End Summary.
2. (C) Sandhu remarked that his sense after sifting through all the speculation surrounding the damage the LTTE may have sustained from the tsunami, was that the Tigers did receive a blow, but not so much to their Sea Tigers headquarters. He thought that probably one or two bases had been wiped out, adding that casualty figures have been kept very quiet, but the figure of two to three hundred LTTE deaths is ""nonsense.""
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3. (C) The GOI has ""no problem"" with Indian assistance flowing through the GOSL to LTTE areas, Sandhu explained, adding that suggesting New Delhi's help should be cut off from the Tamil insurgents would be to acknowledge a separate Tamil Eelam. He noted, however, that New Delhi found ""unacceptable"" the LTTE statement that aid should be given directly to the Tamil Rehabilitation Organization. PolCouns explained that the USG approach was similar, adding that we have conveyed the message that US relief could be channeled through others, but that no US military deployments or military relief projects would take place in Tiger controlled areas.
4. (C) PolCouns also clarified the extent of the US military presence in Sri Lanka which has attracted considerable media attention in India, including suggestions that the GOI needs to check US intrusion in India's ""backyard."" Sandhu seemed surprised to learn that the widely reported figure of 1,500 US troops in the country was incorrect, and that the USG was going to refocus some military assets on Indonesia because India was doing a very good job of providing assistance to Sri Lanka. (Note: We have heard from others that the Indian Embassy in Colombo has been a source of some of these alarmist reports about US military plans for Sri Lanka.) Sandhu responded that it was ""wishful thinking"" on the part of the LTTE that a disaster relief turf war would drive a wedge between the US and India. Sandhu was also unaware that conversations between Washington and New Delhi had taken place through the core group before any US military movement into Sri Lanka. Characterizing NSA JN Dixit's death as a set back to Indian diplomacy, Sandhu commented that this was especially true of policy towards Colombo, because Dixit (who had been Ambassador there) knew the country so well.
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5. (C) Sandhu predicted that the tsunami could have long term political implications in Sri Lanka. What at one time seemed like critical issues in the conflict seem irrelevant in light of the much larger issue of surviving the disaster, he explained. Neither the GOSL or the Tigers are in any position to resume armed conflict, he observed, and they may be ""forced"" to cooperate. If both sides see the current situation as an opportunity, he continued, that could be the ""silver lining"" in this tragedy. He added, parenthetically, that Foreign Minister Natwar Singh had canceled his scheduled mid-January trip to Sri Lanka.
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And a couple of places are offering deals during Denver Restaurant Week, some of which include dinner, which means you'll just have to stumble to the elevator when the night ends.
In Cherry Creek, the JW Marriott is offering a Denver Restaurant Week package that includes dinner for two at Second Home Kitchen & Bar. That promotion costs $239, and it's available February 26, March 4, 5 and 11 -- and March 6, if you stay over on Saturday night. And that might encourage you to make a weekend of it if you've got another reservation in the Cherry Creek area, because sans dinner, the best room rate we found was $209.
The Ritz-Carlton is also offering a dinner-and-a-room deal that includes a prix fixe meal for two at Elway's Downtown. That promotion starts at $379 a night, which means it'll still be a blowout kind of weekend. But hey, you get free valet. So that's another $28 you save, we guess.
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Over the weekend, we reported on an incident where a woman was hospitalized after she sat on a toilet seat that was covered in glue at her local Home Depot. In a strange turn of events, Banks County Sheriff's investigators now suspect the woman glued herself to the toilet.
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Dayna Morales was a waitress at the Gallup Asian Bistro — until last week. The restaurant released a statement on Saturday saying Morales will "no longer continue her employment" at the restaurant. Morales had claimed she was stiffed for a tip because the couple didn't like her lesbian lifestyle. Sympathizers donated more than $3,000 to Morales, who promised to donate the money to the Wounded Warriors charity project.
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Her story unraveled when a couple came forward with a copy of their receipt and their bank statement which proved they left Morales a $18 tip on a $93 dinner bill.
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. Morales had claimed she was stiffed for a tip because the couple didn't like her lesbian lifestyle
Maybe they aint like that big azz hole in her ear though
I've been trying to come up with a side hustle myself but this foolishness ain't it.
I am trying to get my azz rubbed on for the holidays. Ole boy aint gonna wanna rub it the right way if its all scabbed the hail UP. That is NOT the move. I wanna slap this hoe. Truly.
Sandra wont tryna waste two posts so she lumped all the fuggery together
Just like here yall go
No woman is going to just blindly sit down on a public toilet seat.
You said woman though.
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I am AN educated man (COMMA) with a B.A. (capital "B") in Psychology (Capitalize your field of study) from University of Southern California (PERIOD). I am a father and a GOD (HYPHEN) fearing man (you always capitalize God for he is omnipotent. God-fearing is a compound word).
Dont be a fool. Go back to school sir.
Email him THAT back for me Sandra. Along with the corrections.
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The year (82) is off a lil anyway….
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AAntibacterials B Cell wall biosynthesis inhibitor C Penicillin binding proteins inhibitor D Penicillins [DG:DG01480] E Ampicillin [DG:DG00517] F D00204 Anhydrous ampicillin (JP16); Ampicillin (USP/INN) F D01251 Ampicillin hydrate (JP16) F D02119 Ampicillin sodium (JP16/USP) F D07570 Ampicillin benzathine E Pivampicillin [DG:DG00518] F D08396 Pivampicillin (INN) F D02508 Pivampicillin hydrochloride (USAN) F D05520 Pivampicillin pamoate (USAN) F D05521 Pivampicillin probenate (USAN) E Carbenicillin [DG:DG00519] F D07614 Carbenicillin (INN) F D02190 Carbenicillin sodium (JAN); Carbenicillin disodium (USP) F D02199 Carfecillin sodium (JAN); Carbenicillin phenyl sodium (USAN) F D03387 Carbenicillin potassium (USAN) E Amoxicillin [DG:DG00520] F D07452 Amoxicillin (INN) F D00229 Amoxicillin hydrate (JP16); Amoxicillin (USP); Amoxicilline (INN) F D02925 Amoxicillin sodium (USAN) E Carindacillin [DG:DG00521] F D07621 Carindacillin (INN) F D01283 Carindacillin sodium (JAN); Carbenicillin indanyl sodium (USP) E Bacampicillin [DG:DG00522] F D07487 Bacampicillin (INN) F D00927 Bacampicillin hydrochloride (JP16/USP) E Pivmecillinam [DG:DG00523] F D02889 Amdinocillin pivoxil (USAN); Pivmecillinam (INN) F D01499 Pivmecillinam hydrochloride (JP16) E Azlocillin [DG:DG00524] F D02339 Azlocillin (USAN/INN) F D03039 Azlocillin sodium E Mezlocillin [DG:DG00525] F D05021 Mezlocillin (USAN/INN) F D02221 Mezlocillin sodium (JAN) F D05022 Mezlocillin sodium (USP) E Piperacillin [DG:DG00526] F D08380 Piperacillin (INN) F D00466 Piperacillin sodium (JP16/USP) F D02251 Piperacillin hydrate (JP16); Piperacillin (USP) E Ticarcillin [DG:DG00527] F D08593 Ticarcillin (INN) F D02241 Ticarcillin sodium (JAN); Ticarcillin disodium (USP) F D06137 Ticarcillin cresyl sodium (USAN) F D06138 Ticarcillin monosodium (USP) E Metampicillin [DG:DG00528] F D07234 Metampicillin (INN) F D08191 Metampicillin sodium E Talampicillin [DG:DG00529] F D08557 Talampicillin (INN) F D02201 Talampicillin hydrochloride (JP16/USAN) E Sulbenicillin [DG:DG00530] F D08534 Sulbenicillin (INN) F D01489 Sulbenicillin sodium (JP16) E Temocillin [DG:DG00531] F D06064 Temocillin (USAN) F D08567 Temocillin disodium salt E Hetacillin [DG:DG00532] F D01074 Hetacillin (USAN/INN) F D02203 Hetacillin potassium (JAN/USAN) E Aspoxicillin [DG:DG00533] F D07469 Aspoxicillin (JAN/INN) F D02504 Aspoxicillin hydrate (JP16) E Benzylpenicillin [DG:DG00534] F D02336 Benzylpenicillin (INN) F D01053 Benzylpenicillin potassium (JP16); Penicillin G potassium (USP) F D02157 Benzylpenicillin benzathine hydrate (JP16); Penicillin G benzathine (USP) F D05408 Penicillin G sodium (USP) F D07712 Clemizole penicillin (INN) E Phenoxymethylpenicillin [DG:DG00535] F D05411 Penicillin V (USP); Phenoxymethylpenicillin (INN) F D00497 Phenoxymethylpenicillin potassium (JAN); Penicillin V potassium (USP) F D08360 Phenoxymethylpenicillin calcium E Propicillin [DG:DG00536] F D08438 Propicillin (BAN) F D01649 Propicillin potassium (JAN) E Azidocillin [DG:DG00537] F D07235 Azidocillin (INN) F D07484 Azidocillin sodium salt E Pheneticillin [DG:DG00538] F D08350 Pheneticillin (INN) F D01178 Phenethicillin potassium (JP16) E Clometocillin [DG:DG00539] F D07236 Clometocillin (INN) F D07735 Clometocillin potassium E Dicloxacillin [DG:DG00540] F D02348 Dicloxacillin (USAN/INN) F D02137 Dicloxacillin sodium hydrate (JP16); Dicloxacillin sodium (USP) E Cloxacillin [DG:DG00541] F D07733 Cloxacillin (INN) F D02231 Cloxacillin sodium hydrate (JP16); Cloxacillin sodium (USP) F D03571 Cloxacillin benzathine (USP) E Oxacillin [DG:DG00542] F D08307 Oxacillin (INN) F D00929 Oxacillin sodium (JAN/USP) E Flucloxacillin [DG:DG00543] F D04196 Floxacillin (USAN); Flucloxacillin (INN) F D01249 Flucloxacillin sodium (JAN) F D07965 Flucloxacillin sodium salt F D08017 Flucloxacillin magnesium E Nafcillin [DG:DG00544] F D08242 Nafcillin (INN) F D00928 Nafcillin sodium (USP) E Sultamicillin [DG:DG00547] F D05972 Sultamicillin (USAN/INN) F D01668 Sultamicillin tosilate hydrate (JP16) E Lenampicillin [DG:DG01432] F D08110 Lenampicillin (INN) F D01696 Lenampicillin hydrochloride (JP16) E Apalcillin F D02415 Apalcillin sodium (USAN) E Benzathine benzylpenicillin F D02157 Benzylpenicillin benzathine hydrate (JP16); Penicillin G benzathine (USP) E Benzathine phenoxymethylpenicillin F D02506 Phenoxymethylpenicillin benzathine (JAN) E Ciclacillin F D01334 Ciclacillin (JP16/INN); Cyclacillin (USAN) E Epicillin F D04020 Epicillin (USAN/INN) E Fumoxicillin F D04270 Fumoxicillin (USAN/INN) E Mecillinam F D02888 Amdinocillin (USAN); Mecillinam (INN) E Meticillin F D02196 Meticillin sodium (JAN); Methicillin sodium (USAN) E Penamecillin F D05406 Penamecillin (USAN/INN) E Penicillin V benzathine F D02405 Penicillin V benzathine (USP) E Pirbenicillin F D05494 Pirbenicillin sodium (USAN) E Piridicillin F D05496 Piridicillin sodium (USAN) E Sarmoxicillin F D05805 Sarmoxicillin (USAN/INN) E Sarpicillin F D05806 Sarpicillin (USAN) E Suncillin F D05974 Suncillin sodium (USAN) E Thiphencillin F D06113 Thiphencillin potassium (USAN) E Tobicillin F D01214 Tobicillin (JAN/INN) D Cephems - Cephalosporins [DG:DG01488] E Cefalexin [DG:DG00548] F D00263 Cefalexin (JP16) F D00906 Cephalexin (USP) F D03438 Cephalexin hydrochloride (USP) E Cefalotin [DG:DG00549] F D07635 Cefalotin (BAN) F D00907 Cefalotin sodium (JP16); Cephalothin sodium (USP) E Cefazolin [DG:DG00550] F D02299 Cefazolin (USP) F D00905 Cefazolin sodium (JP16/USP) F D02226 Cefazolin sodium hydrate (JP16) E Cefadroxil [DG:DG00551] F D00257 Cefadroxil (JP16) F D02353 Cefadroxil (USP) E Cefatrizine [DG:DG00552] F D02406 Cefatrizine (USAN) F D02711 Propylene glycolate cefatrizine (JP16) E Cefapirin [DG:DG00553] F D07636 Cefapirin (BAN) F D00908 Cefapirin sodium (JAN); Cephapirin sodium (USP) F D07637 Cephapirin benzathine (USP) E Cefacetrile [DG:DG00554] F D07629 Cefacetrile (INN) F D01262 Cefacetrile sodium (JAN); Cephacetrile sodium (USAN) E Cefroxadine [DG:DG00555] F D01528 Cefroxadine (USAN) F D05026 Cefroxadine hydrate (JP16) E Ceftezole [DG:DG00556] F D07656 Ceftezole (INN) F D01517 Ceftezole sodium (JAN) E Cefoxitin [DG:DG00557] F D02345 Cefoxitin (USAN/INN) F D00913 Cefoxitin sodium (JAN/USP) E Cefuroxime [DG:DG00558] F D00262 Cefuroxime (USAN/INN) F D00914 Cefuroxime axetil (JP16/USP/INN) F D00915 Cefuroxime sodium (JAN/USP) F D03431 Cefuroxime pivoxetil (USAN) E Cefamandole [DG:DG00559] F D02344 Cefamandole (USAN/INN) F D00909 Cefamandole nafate (USP) F D02191 Cefamandole sodium (JAN) E Cefaclor [DG:DG00560] F D00256 Cefaclor (JP16) F D02352 Cefaclor (USP) E Cefotetan [DG:DG00561] F D00260 Cefotetan (JP16/USP/INN) F D02228 Cefotetan sodium (JAN); Cefotetan disodium (USP) E Cefonicid [DG:DG00562] F D07644 Cefonicid (INN) F D00912 Cefonicid sodium (USP) F D03426 Cefonicid monosodium (USAN) E Cefotiam [DG:DG00563] F D07648 Cefotiam (INN) F D01415 Cefotiam hexetil hydrochloride (JP16) F D01819 Cefotiam hydrochloride (JP16/USP) E Cefmetazole [DG:DG00565] F D00910 Cefmetazole (USP/INN) F D00911 Cefmetazole sodium (JP16/USP) E Cefprozil [DG:DG00566] F D07651 Cefprozil (INN) F D00261 Cefprozil (USP) E Cefminox [DG:DG00567] F D07642 Cefminox (INN) F D01909 Cefminox sodium hydrate (JP16) E Cefbuperazone [DG:DG00568] F D03423 Cefbuperazone (USAN/INN) F D01736 Cefbuperazone sodium (JP16) E Cefotaxime [DG:DG00570] F D07647 Cefotaxime (INN) F D00919 Cefotaxime sodium (JP16/USP) E Ceftazidime [DG:DG00571] F D07654 Ceftazidime (INN) F D00921 Ceftazidime hydrate (JP16); Ceftazidime (USP) E Cefsulodin [DG:DG00572] F D07653 Cefsulodin (INN) F D02005 Cefsulodin sodium (JP16/USAN) E Ceftriaxone [DG:DG00573] F D07659 Ceftriaxone (INN) F D00924 Ceftriaxone sodium hydrate (JP16); Ceftriaxone sodium (USP) E Cefmenoxime [DG:DG00574] F D07641 Cefmenoxime (INN) F D01739 Cefmenoxime hydrochloride (JP16/USP) E Ceftizoxime [DG:DG00576] F D07658 Ceftizoxime (INN) F D00923 Ceftizoxime sodium (JP16/USP) F D09793 Ceftizoxime alapivoxil hydrochloride (JAN) E Cefixime [DG:DG00577] F D00258 Cefixime (JAN/USP/INN) F D07640 Cefixime hydrate (JP16) E Cefodizime [DG:DG00578] F D07643 Cefodizime (INN) F D01863 Cefodizime sodium (JP16) E Cefetamet [DG:DG00579] F D03424 Cefetamet (USAN/INN) F D01629 Cefetamet pivoxil hydrochloride (JAN) E Cefpiramide [DG:DG00580] F D03428 Cefpiramide (USP/INN) F D01904 Cefpiramide sodium (JP16/USAN) E Cefoperazone [DG:DG00581] F D07645 Cefoperazone (INN) F D00918 Cefoperazone sodium (JP16/USP) E Cefpodoxime [DG:DG00582] F D07650 Cefpodoxime (INN) F D00920 Cefpodoxime proxetil (JP16/USP) E Ceftibuten [DG:DG00583] F D00922 Ceftibuten (USAN/INN) F D02121 Ceftibuten hydrate (JP16) E Cefditoren [DG:DG00584] F D07639 Cefditoren (INN) F D01628 Cefditoren pivoxil (JP16) E Cefcapene [DG:DG00585] F D07638 Cefcapene (INN) F D01680 Cefcapene pivoxil hydrochloride hydrate (JP16) E Cefepime [DG:DG00586] F D02376 Cefepime (USAN/INN) F D01157 Cefepime dihydrochloride hydrate (JP16); Cefepime hydrochloride (USP) E Cefpirome [DG:DG00587] F D07649 Cefpirome (INN) F D01401 Cefpirome sulfate (JP16/USAN) E Cefozopran [DG:DG00588] F D01052 Cefozopran (INN) F D02233 Cefozopran hydrochloride (JP16) E Cefaloglycin [DG:DG01205] F D01949 Cefaloglycin (JAN) F D03439 Cephaloglycin (USAN) E Cefoselis [DG:DG01206] F D07646 Cefoselis (INN) F D02232 Cefoselis sulfate (JAN) E Cefpimizole [DG:DG01207] F D03427 Cefpimizole (USAN/INN) F D01568 Cefpimizole sodium (JAN/USAN) E Cefteram [DG:DG01208] F D07655 Cefteram (INN) F D01686 Cefteram pivoxil (JP16) E Ceftobiprole [DG:DG01209] F D08885 Ceftobiprole (USAN/INN) F D08886 Ceftobiprole medocaril (USAN) E Ceftolozane [DG:DG01210] F D10097 Ceftolozane (USAN) F D10098 Ceftolozane sulfate (USAN) E Cefuzonam [DG:DG01211] F D03432 Cefuzonam (INN) F D01687 Cefuzonam sodium (JAN) E Cefquinome; Veterinary [DG:DG01433] F D07652 Cefquinome (INN) F D03429 Cefquinome sulfate (USAN) E Ceftiofur; Veterinary [DG:DG01434] F D01682 Ceftiofur sodium (JAN/USAN) F D03430 Ceftiofur hydrochloride (USAN) F D07657 Ceftiofur (INN) E Cefaloridine F D01075 Cefaloridine (JAN/INN); Cephaloridine (USAN) E Cefazedone F D07237 Cefazedone (INN) E Cefradine F D00264 Cefradine (JAN/INN); Cephradine (USP) E Ceforanide F D00259 Ceforanide (USP/INN) E Cefdinir F D00917 Cefdinir (JP16/USAN/INN) E Ceftaroline fosamil F D08884 Ceftaroline fosamil (USAN/INN) E Cefalonium F D07634 Cefalonium (BAN) E Cefaparole F D03421 Cefaparole (USAN) E Cefazaflur F D03422 Cefazaflur sodium (USAN) E Cefetecol F D03425 Cefetecol (USAN) E Cefluprenam F D01054 Cefluprenam (JAN/INN) E Cefmatilen F D01961 Cefmatilen hydrochloride hydrate (JAN) E Cefovecin F D01681 Cefovecin sodium (JAN/USAN) D Cephems - Oxacephems [DG:DG01459] E Latamoxef [DG:DG00575] F D08109 Latamoxef (INN) F D02198 Latamoxef sodium (JP16); Moxalactam disodium (USAN) E Flomoxef [DG:DG00569] F D07963 Flomoxef (INN) F D01473 Flomoxef sodium (JP16) D Penems [DG:DG01486] E Faropenem [DG:DG00594] F D01839 Faropenem sodium hydrate (JP16) F D08919 Faropenem medoxomil (USAN) E Sulopenem [DG:DG01213] F D05969 Sulopenem (USAN/INN) F D09672 Sulopenem etzadroxil (USAN) D Carbapenems [DG:DG01458] E Meropenem [DG:DG00591] F D08185 Meropenem (INN) F D02222 Meropenem hydrate (JP16); Meropenem (USP) E Ertapenem [DG:DG00592] F D07908 Ertapenem (INN) F D04049 Ertapenem sodium (USAN) E Doripenem [DG:DG00593] F D03895 Doripenem (USAN/INN) F D01836 Doripenem hydrate (JAN) E Imipenem [DG:DG01212] F D04515 Imipenem (INN) F D00206 Imipenem hydrate (JP16); Imipenem (USP) E Biapenem F D01057 Biapenem (JAN/USAN/INN) E Lenapenem F D01058 Lenapenem hydrochloride hydrate (JAN) E Panipenem F D01048 Panipenem (JP16/INN) E Razupenem F D09658 Razupenem (USAN/INN) E Ritipenem F D09849 Ritipenem acoxil hydrate (JAN) E Tebipenem F D09598 Tebipenem pivoxil (JAN/INN) E Tomopenem F D09022 Tomopenem (INN/USAN) D Monobactams [DG:DG01454] E Aztreonam [DG:DG00589] F D00240 Aztreonam (JP16/USP/INN) F D06558 Aztreonam lysine (USAN) E Carumonam [DG:DG00590] F D07625 Carumonam (INN) F D01560 Carumonam sodium (JP16/USAN) E Oximonam [DG:DG01263] F D05300 Oximonam (USAN/INN) F D05302 Oximonam sodium (USAN) E Pirazmonam F D05492 Pirazmonam sodium (USAN) E Tigemonam F D06144 Tigemonam dicholine (USAN) C Others D UDP-N-acetylglucosamine 1-carboxyvinyltransferase inhibitor [KO:K00790] E Fosfomycin [DG:DG00633] F D04253 Fosfomycin (USAN/INN) F D00925 Fosfomycin tromethamine (USAN) F D02187 Fosfomycin calcium hydrate (JP16) F D02188 Fosfomycin sodium (JP16) F D07995 Fosfomycin calcium D enoyl-[acyl-carrier-protein] reductase (NADH) inhibitor [KO:K11611] E Isoniazid [DG:DG00642] F D00346 Isoniazid (JP16/USP/INN) F D01501 Isoniazid calcium pyruvinate (JAN) F D02002 Isoniazid sodium methanesulfonate hydrate (JAN) F D09773 Isoniazid glucuronate sodium (JAN) D alanine racemase inhibitor [KO:K01775] E Cycloserine F D00877 Cycloserine (JP16/USP/INN) D D-alanine-D-alanine ligase inhibitor [KO:K01921] E Cycloserine F D00877 Cycloserine (JP16/USP/INN) D arabinosyltransferase inhibitor [KO:K11385 K11386 K11387] E Ethambutol [DG:DG00643] F D07925 Ethambutol (INN) F D00878 Ethambutol hydrochloride (JP16/USP) D Glycopeptides [DG:DG01580] E Vancomycin [DG:DG00086] F D00212 Vancomycin (USP) F D00926 Vancomycin hydrochloride (JP16/USP) E Oritavancin [DG:DG00632] F C12034 Chlorobiphenyl-chloroeremomycin F D05271 Oritavancin diphosphate (USAN) E Actaplanin F D02782 Actaplanin (USAN/INN) E Avoparcin F D03016 Avoparcin (USAN/INN) E Dalbavancin F D03640 Dalbavancin (USAN/INN) E Ramoplanin F D05696 Ramoplanin (USAN/INN) E Teicoplanin F D02142 Teicoplanin (JP16/USAN/INN) E Telavancin F D06057 Telavancin hydrochloride (USAN) B Protein biosynthesis inhibitor C 16S rRNA of 30S ribosomal subunit inhibitor [KO:K01977] D Tetracyclines [DG:DG01197] E Chlortetracycline [DG:DG00007] F D07689 Chlortetracycline (INN) F D02255 Chlortetracycline hydrochloride (JAN/USP) F D03477 Chlortetracycline bisulfate (USP) E Tetracycline [DG:DG00005] F D00201 Tetracycline (JAN/USP/INN) F D02122 Tetracycline hydrochloride (JP16/USP) F D06098 Tetracycline metaphosphate (JAN) E Doxycycline [DG:DG00008] F D07876 Doxycycline (INN) F D00307 Doxycycline (USP) F D02129 Doxycycline hydrochloride hydrate (JP16); Doxycycline hyclate (USP) F D03903 Doxycycline calcium (USP) F D03904 Doxycycline fosfatex (USAN) F D07877 Doxycycline hydrochloride E Minocycline [DG:DG00009] F D05045 Minocycline (USAN/INN) F D00850 Minocycline hydrochloride (JP16/USP) E Demeclocycline [DG:DG00396] F D03680 Demethylchlortetracycline (JAN); Demeclocycline (USP) F D00290 Demethylchlortetracycline hydrochloride (JP16); Demeclocycline hydrochloride (USP) E Oxytetracycline [DG:DG00397] F C06624 Oxytetracycline F D00205 Oxytetracycline (JAN/USP/INN) F D01596 Oxytetracycline hydrochloride (JP16/USP) F D05322 Oxytetracycline calcium (USP) E Meclocycline [DG:DG00437] F D02476 Meclocycline (USAN/INN) F D02477 Meclocycline sulfosalicylate (USP) E Metacycline [DG:DG00514] F D04972 Methacycline (USAN); Metacycline (INN) F D00849 Methacycline hydrochloride (JAN/USP) E Rolitetracycline [DG:DG00515] F D02282 Rolitetracycline (JAN/USAN/INN) F D01486 Rolitetracycline nitrate (JAN/USAN) E Omadacycline [DG:DG01198] F D09647 Omadacycline (USAN) F D09940 Omadacycline tosylate (USAN) E Eravacycline [DG:DG01199] F D10369 Eravacycline (USAN) E Amicycline F D02899 Amicycline (USAN/INN) E Cetocycline F D03451 Cetocycline hydrochloride (USAN) E Clomocycline F D06885 Clomocycline (INN) E Demecycline F D03681 Demecycline (USAN/INN) E Lymecycline F D06884 Lymecycline (INN) E Nitrocycline F D05184 Nitrocycline (USAN/INN) E Penimepicycline F D07233 Penimepicycline (INN) E Sancycline F D05796 Sancycline (USAN/INN) E Tigecycline F D01079 Tigecycline (JAN/USAN) D Aminoglycosides [DG:DG01447] E Neomycin [DG:DG00003] F D08260 Neomycin (INN) F D01618 Fradiomycin sulfate (JP16); Neomycin sulfate (USP) F D05141 Neomycin palmitate (USAN) F D05142 Neomycin undecylenate (USAN) E Streptomycin [DG:DG00082] F D08531 Streptomycin (INN) F D01350 Streptomycin sulfate (JP16/USP) E Paromomycin [DG:DG00084] F D07467 Paromomycin (INN) F D00868 Paromomycin sulfate (JAN/USP) E Kanamycin [DG:DG00085] F C00304 Kanamycin F D00866 Kanamycin monosulfate (JP16); Kanamycin sulfate (USP) F D03262 Kanamycin sulfate (JP16) E Gentamicin [DG:DG00401] F D08013 Gentamicin (BAN) F D01063 Gentamicin sulfate (JP16/USP) E Amikacin [DG:DG00403] F D02543 Amikacin (USP/INN) F D00865 Amikacin sulfate (JP16/USP) E Tobramycin [DG:DG00608] F D00063 Tobramycin (JP16/USP) F D02542 Tobramycin sulfate (USP) E Netilmicin [DG:DG00609] F D08268 Netilmicin (INN) F D00867 Netilmicin sulfate (JAN/USP) E Sisomicin [DG:DG00610] F D02544 Sisomicin (USAN/INN) F D02181 Sisomicin sulfate (JAN/USP) E Dibekacin [DG:DG00611] F D07811 Dibekacin (INN) F D01753 Dibekacin sulfate (JP16) E Ribostamycin [DG:DG00612] F D08478 Ribostamycin (INN) F D02209 Ribostamycin sulfate (JP16) E Isepamicin [DG:DG00613] F D02545 Isepamicin (USAN/INN) F D01826 Isepamicin sulfate (JP16) E Arbekacin [DG:DG00614] F D07462 Arbekacin (INN) F D01523 Arbekacin sulfate (JP16) E Bekanamycin [DG:DG00615] F D07497 Bekanamycin (INN) F D01868 Bekanamycin sulfate (JP16) E Spectinomycin [DG:DG00634] F D08526 Spectinomycin (INN) F D00869 Spectinomycin hydrochloride hydrate (JP16); Spectinomycin hydrochloride (USP) E Dihydrostreptomycin [DG:DG01122] F D07840 Dihydrostreptomycin (INN) F D02512 Dihydrostreptomycin sulfate (USP) E Micronomicin [DG:DG01123] F D08219 Micronomicin (DCF) F D01821 Micronomicin sulfate (JP16) E Astromicin [DG:DG01200] F D07470 Astromicin (INN) F D01881 Astromicin sulfate (JAN/USAN) E Framycetin [DG:DG01446] F D05140 Framycetin (INN) F D07994 Framycetin sulfate E Apramycin F D02322 Apramycin (USAN/INN) E Betamicin F D03104 Betamicin sulfate (USAN) E Butikacin F D03190 Butikacin (USAN/INN) E Fidaxomicin F D09394 Fidaxomicin (USAN) E Nebramycin F D05128 Nebramycin (USAN) E Pentisomicin F D05425 Pentisomicin (USAN/INN) E Plazomicin F D10151 Plazomicin (USAN) E Propikacin F D05629 Propikacin (USAN) E Streptoduocin F D07432 Streptoduocin (BAN) E Trospectomycin F D06254 Trospectomycin sulfate (USAN) C 23S rRNA of 50S ribosomal subunit inhibitor [KO:K01980] D Macrolides [DG:DG01551] E Erythromycin [DG:DG00436] F D00140 Erythromycin (JP16/USP/INN) F D00851 Erythromycin estorate (JAN); Erythromycin estolate (USP) F D01361 Erythromycin ethylsuccinate (JP16/USP) F D02009 Erythromycin lactobionate (JP16/USP) F D02184 Erythromycin stearate (JP16/USP) F D02523 Erythromycin acistrate (USAN) F D02524 Erythromycin gluceptate (USP) F D02525 Erythromycin propionate (USAN) F D04054 Erythromycin salnacedin (USAN) F D07909 Erythromycin thiocyanate F D07910 Erythromycin stinoprate (INN) E Spiramycin [DG:DG00602] F D05908 Spiramycin (USAN/INN) F D02420 Acetylspiramycin (JP16) F D08527 Spiramycin adipate F D08528 Spiramycin embonate E Oleandomycin [DG:DG00603] F C01946 Oleandomycin F D02186 Oleandomycin phosphate (JAN) E Josamycin [DG:DG00604] F D01235 Josamycin (JP16/USAN/INN) F D05351 Josamycin propionate (JP16) E Clarithromycin [DG:DG00605] F D00276 Clarithromycin (JP16/USP/INN) F D07710 Clarithromycin lactobionate E Azithromycin [DG:DG00606] F D07486 Azithromycin (INN) F D02134 Azithromycin hydrate (JP16) F D06390 Azithromycin (USP) E Midecamycin [DG:DG01202] F D01339 Midecamycin (JP16/INN) F D01636 Midecamycin acetate (JP16) E Kitasamycin [DG:DG01203] F D02269 Kitasamycin (JP16/USAN) F D01614 Acetylkitasamycin (JP16) F D02000 Kitasamycin tartrate (JP16) E Tilmicosin; Veterinary [DG:DG01435] F D02492 Tilmicosin (USP/INN) F D02493 Tilmicosin phosphate (USAN) E Tylosin; Veterinary [DG:DG01436] F D02490 Tylosin (USP/INN) F D09809 Tylosin acetate isovalerte (JAN) F D10033 Tylosin tartrate (USP) E Rosaramicin [DG:DG01513] F D10032 Tylvalosin (USAN/INN) F D10034 Tylvalosin tartrate (USAN) E Cethromycin F D02391 Cethromycin (USAN/INN) E Dirithromycin F D03865 Dirithromycin (USP/INN) E Flurithromycin F D07242 Flurithromycin (INN) E Gamithromycin; Veterinary F D06598 Gamithromycin (USAN/INN) E Lexithromycin F D04725 Lexithromycin (USAN/INN) E Megalomicin F D04896 Megalomicin potassium phosphate (USAN) E Midecamycin F D01636 Midecamycin acetate (JP16) E Modithromycin F D09642 Modithromycin (USAN/INN) E Neutramycin F D05153 Neutramycin (USAN) E Relomycin F D05713 Relomycin (USAN/INN) E Rokitamycin F D01897 Rokitamycin (JP16/INN) E Roxithromycin F D01710 Roxithromycin (JP16/USAN/INN) E Repromicin F D05717 Repromicin (USAN/INN) E Sedecamycin; Veterinary F D05811 Sedecamycin (USAN/INN) E Solithromycin F D09965 Solithromycin (USAN) E Telithromycin F D01078 Telithromycin (JAN/USAN/INN) E Troleandomycin F D01322 Triacetyloleandomycin (JAN); Troleandomycin (USP/INN) E Tulathromycin F D06258 Tulathromycin (JAN/USAN/INN) D Lincosamides [DG:DG01578] E Clindamycin [DG:DG00435] F D00277 Clindamycin (USAN/INN) F D01073 Clindamycin phosphate (JP16/USP) F D01990 Clindamycin palmitate hydrochloride (JAN/USP) F D02132 Clindamycin hydrochloride (JP16/USP) E Lincomycin [DG:DG00607] F D00223 Lincomycin (USAN/INN) F D02346 Lincomycin hydrochloride hydrate (JP16/USP) E Pirlimycin [DG:DG01577] F D08391 Pirlimycin (INN) F D05501 Pirlimycin hydrochloride hydrate (JAN); Pirlimycin hydrochloride (USAN) E Mirincamycin F D05049 Mirincamycin hydrochloride (USAN) D Amphenicols [DG:DG01576] E Chloramphenicol [DG:DG00399] F D00104 Chloramphenicol (JP16/USP/INN) F D01072 Chloramphenicol palmitate (JP16/USP) F D02185 Chloramphenicol sodium succinate (JP16/USP) F D07674 Chloramphenicol stearate F D07675 Chloramphenicol succinate E Thiamphenicol [DG:DG00516] F D01407 Thiamphenicol (JAN/USAN/INN) F D08582 Thiamphenicol glycinate acetylcysteinate F D08583 Thiamphenicol aminoacetate hydrochloride (JAN) E Azidamfenicol F D07411 Azidamfenicol (INN/BAN/DCF) E Cetophenicol F D03452 Cetophenicol (USAN); Cetofenicol (INN) E Florfenicol; Veterinary F D04194 Florfenicol (USAN/INN) E Racephenicol F D05687 Racephenicol (USAN/INN) D Pleuromutilin derivatives E Tiamulin [DG:DG01437] F D06127 Tiamulin (USAN/INN) F D06128 Tiamulin fumarate (USP) E Valnemulin [DG:DG01438] F D08665 Valnemulin (INN) F D08666 Valnemulin hydrochloride (BAN) E Retapamulin F D05720 Retapamulin (USAN/INN) D Others E Nosiheptide F D02392 Nosiheptide (USAN/INN) E Thiostrepton F D06111 Thiostrepton (USP) C 50S ribosomal subunit inhibitor [KO:K01980 K01985] D Oxazolidinones E Radezolid [DG:DG01441] F D09369 Radezolid (USAN/INN) F D09370 Radezolid hydrochloride (USAN) E Tedizolid [DG:DG01442] F D09685 Tedizolid (USAN/INN) F D09686 Tedizolid phosphate (USAN) E Eperezolid F D04017 Eperezolid (USAN/INN) E Linezolid F D00947 Linezolid (JAN/USAN/INN) E Sutezolid F D10167 Sutezolid (USAN) D Others E Evernimicin F D04119 Evernimicin (USAN/INN) C isoleucyl-tRNA synthetase (IARS) inhibitor [KO:K01870] D Mupirocin [DG:DG00402] E D01076 Mupirocin (USP/INN) E D02195 Mupirocin calcium hydrate (JP16); Mupirocin calcium (USAN) C methionyl-tRNA synthetase (MetRS) inhibitor [KO:K01874] D Bederocin E D09324 Bederocin (USAN/INN) C Others D Steroids E Fusidic acid [DG:DG00398] F D04281 Fusidic acid (USAN/INN) F D00213 Sodium fusidate (JP16); Fusidate sodium (USAN) F D08000 Diethanolamine fusidate F D08003 Fusidic acid hemihydrate D Streptogramins E Dalfopristin F D00853 Dalfopristin (JAN/USAN/INN) E Mikamycin B; Veterinary F C11615 Mikamycin B E Pristinamycin; Veterinary F D06311 Virginiamycin (USAN/INN) E Quinupristin F D00852 Quinupristin (JAN/USAN/INN) D Peptides E Capreomycin [DG:DG00641] F D07607 Capreomycin (INN) F D00135 Capreomycin sulfate (JAN/USP) E Enviomycin [DG:DG01219] F D07897 Enviomycin (INN) F D03278 Enviomycin sulfate (JP16) E Viomycin F D02270 Viomycin sulfate (JAN) D Others E Puromycin [DG:DG01220] F D05653 Puromycin (USAN) F D05655 Puromycin hydrochloride (USAN) B Folic acid biosynthesis inhibitor C dihydropteroate synthase inhibitor [KO:K00796] D Sulfonamides E Mafenide [DG:DG00404] F D02351 Mafenide (USAN/INN) F D01166 Mafenide acetate (JAN/USP) F D04815 Homosulfamine E Sulfadimidine [DG:DG00597] F D02436 Sulfamethazine (USP); Sulfadimidine (INN) F D08539 Sulfadimidine sodium E Sulfafurazole [DG:DG00598] F D00450 Sulfisoxazole (JP16/USP); Sulfafurazole (INN) F D05957 Sulfisoxazole diolamine (USAN) E Sulfadiazine [DG:DG00599] F D00587 Sulfadiazine (JAN/USP/INN) F D00433 Sulfadiazine silver (JP16); Sulfadiazine, silver (USP) F D05949 Sulfadiazine sodium (USP) E Sulfadimethoxine [DG:DG00600] F D01142 Sulfadimethoxine (JAN/USP) F D08538 Sulfadimethoxine sodium (USP) E Sulfamethoxypyridazine [DG:DG00601] F D02439 Sulfamethoxypyridazine (INN) F D08540 Sulfamethoxypyridazine sodium salt E Succinylsulfathiazole [DG:DG00088] F D07060 Succinylsulfathiazole (INN) F D02447 Succinylsulfathiazole E Sulfacetamide [DG:DG01124] F D05947 Sulfacetamide (USP/INN) F D00871 Sulfacetamide sodium (USP) E Sulfamonomethoxine [DG:DG01204] F D01141 Sulfamonomethoxine (JAN/USAN/INN) F D02001 Sulfamonomethoxine sodium (JAN) F D05023 Sulfamonomethoxine hydrate (JP16) E Acetylsulfamethoxazole F D01601 Acetylsulfamethoxazole (JAN) E Acetylsulfisoxazole F D05956 Acetylsulfisoxazole (JAN); Sulfisoxazole acetyl (USP) E Phthalylsulfathiazole F D02440 Phthalylsulfathiazole (INN) E Sulfachlorpyridazine F D05948 Sulfachlorpyridazine (USP/INN) E Sulfaguanidine F D02437 Sulfaguanidine (INN) E Sulfamethizole F D00870 Sulfamethizole (JP16/USP/INN) E Sulfamethoxazole F D00447 Sulfamethoxazole (JP16/USP/INN) E Sulfamerazine F D02435 Sulfamerazine (INN) E Sulfamethopyrazine F D01216 Sulfamethopyrazine (JAN); Sulfalene (USAN) E Sulfametomidine F D02450 Sulfametomidine (JAN) E Sulfametoxydiazine F D02517 Sulfameter (USAN); Sulfametoxydiazine (INN) E Sulfamoxole F D02516 Sulfamoxole (USAN/INN) E Sulfamazone F D07241 Sulfamazone (INN) E Sulfanilamide F D08543 Sulfanilamide (INN) E Sulfaperin F D07240 Sulfaperin (INN) E Sulfaphenazole F D01954 Sulfaphenazole (JAN/INN) E Sulfapyridine F D02434 Sulfapyridine (USP/INN) E Sulfaquinoxaline F D05952 Sulfaquinoxaline (USP/INN) E Sulfathiazole F D01047 Sulfathiazole (USP/INN) E Sulfathiourea F D07239 Sulfathiourea (INN) E Sulfisomidine F D01526 Sulfisomidine (JAN) D Others E Dapsone F D00592 Diaphenylsulfone (JAN); Dapsone (USP) E Glucosulfone F D02520 Glucosulfone (INN) C dihydrofolate reductase inhibitor [KO:K13938] D Trimethoprim derivatives [DG:DG01581] E Trimethoprim [DG:DG00595] F D00145 Trimethoprim (JAN/USP/INN) F D06236 Trimethoprim sulfate (USP) F D08644 Trimethoprim lactate E Iclaprim [DG:DG00596] F D08337 Iclaprim (USAN/INN) F D08563 Iclaprim mesylate (USAN) E Brodimoprim F D07238 Brodimoprim (INN) E Metioprim F D05005 Metioprim (USAN/INN) E Ormetoprim; Veterinary F D05273 Ormetoprim (USAN/INN) E Tetroxoprim F D06097 Tetroxoprim (USAN/INN) B Nucleic acid synthesis inhibitor C type II topoisomerase (DNA gyrase, topoisomerase IV) inhibitor [KO:K02469 K02470 K02621 K02622] D Fluoroquinolones [DG:DG01549] E Ofloxacin [DG:DG00616] F D00453 Ofloxacin (JP16/USP/INN) F D08291 Ofloxacin hydrochloride E Ciprofloxacin [DG:DG00617] F D00186 Ciprofloxacin (JAN/USP/INN) F D02216 Ciprofloxacin hydrochloride (JAN/USP) F D07702 Ciprofloxacin lactate E Pefloxacin [DG:DG00618] F D02306 Pefloxacin (USAN/INN) F D02307 Pefloxacin mesylate (USAN) E Enoxacin [DG:DG00619] F D00310 Enoxacin (USAN/INN) F D05461 Enoxacin hydrate (JP16) E Norfloxacin [DG:DG00620] F D00210 Norfloxacin (JP16/USP/INN) F D08287 Norfloxacin nicotinate E Lomefloxacin [DG:DG00621] F D02318 Lomefloxacin (USAN) F D00873 Lomefloxacin hydrochloride (JAN/USAN) F D02541 Lomefloxacin mesylate (USAN) E Rufloxacin [DG:DG00622] F D02474 Rufloxacin (INN) F D08496 Rufloxacin hydrochloride E Grepafloxacin [DG:DG00623] F C11368 Grepafloxacin F D02178 Grepafloxacin hydrochloride (JAN/USAN) E Levofloxacin [DG:DG00624] F D08120 Levofloxacin (INN) F D00588 Levofloxacin hydrate (JP16); Levofloxacin (USAN) E Trovafloxacin [DG:DG00625] F D08654 Trovafloxacin (INN) F D02123 Trovafloxacin mesylate (USAN) E Moxifloxacin [DG:DG00626] F D08237 Moxifloxacin (INN) F D00874 Moxifloxacin hydrochloride (JAN/USAN) E Gemifloxacin [DG:DG00627] F D08012 Gemifloxacin (INN) F D02471 Gemifloxacin mesylate (USAN) E Gatifloxacin [DG:DG00628] F D08011 Gatifloxacin (INN) F D00589 Gatifloxacin hydrate (JAN); Gatifloxacin (USAN) E Pazufloxacin [DG:DG00629] F D01153 Pazufloxacin (JAN/INN) F D05382 Pazufloxacin mesilate (JAN) E Alatrofloxacin [DG:DG01214] F D07562 Alatrofloxacin (INN) F D02470 Alatrofloxacin mesylate (USAN) E Delafloxacin [DG:DG01215] F D09330 Delafloxacin (USAN) F D09331 Delafloxacin meglumine (USAN) E Sarafloxacin [DG:DG01216] F D08506 Sarafloxacin (INN) F D05802 Sarafloxacin hydrochloride (USAN) E Tosufloxacin [DG:DG01217] F D02317 Tosufloxacin (USAN) F D01996 Tosufloxacin tosylate hydrate (JP16) E Amifloxacin [DG:DG01226] F D02902 Amifloxacin (USAN/INN) F D02903 Amifloxacin mesylate (USAN) E Danofloxacin [DG:DG01227] F D07774 Danofloxacin (INN) F D03646 Danofloxacin mesylate (USAN) E Difloxacin [DG:DG01228] F D07828 Difloxacin (INN) F D03810 Difloxacin hydrochloride (USAN) E Balofloxacin F D02463 Balofloxacin hydrate (JAN) E Clinafloxacin F D02539 Clinafloxacin hydrochloride (USAN) E Enrofloxacin; Veterinary F D02473 Enrofloxacin (USAN/INN) E Fleroxacin F D01716 Fleroxacin (JAN/USAN/INN) E Garenoxacin F D02540 Garenoxacin mesilate hydrate (JAN); Garenoxacin mesylate (USAN) E Orbifloxacin F D08299 Orbifloxacin (USP/INN) E Premafloxacin; Veterinary F D05605 Premafloxacin (USAN/INN) E Prulifloxacin F D01144 Prulifloxacin (JAN/INN) E Sitafloxacin F D02475 Sitafloxacin hydrate (JAN); Sitafloxacin (USAN) E Sparfloxacin F D00590 Sparfloxacin (JAN/USAN/INN) E Temafloxacin F D02469 Temafloxacin hydrochloride (USAN) E D03118 Binfloxacin (USAN/INN) E D04485 Ibafloxacin (USAN/INN) E D08156 Marbofloxacin (INN) E D08872 Besifloxacin hydrochloride (USAN) E D09782 Cadrofloxacin hydrochloride (JAN) E D09840 Olamufloxacin mesilate (JAN) E D10435 Avarofloxacin (USAN) D Other quinolones [DG:DG01550] E Enoxacin [DG:DG00619] F D00310 Enoxacin (USAN/INN) F D05461 Enoxacin hydrate (JP16) E Nalidixic acid [DG:DG00630] F D00183 Nalidixic acid (JP16/USP/INN) F D05110 Nalidixate sodium (USAN) E Pipemidic acid [DG:DG00631] F D08379 Pipemidic acid (INN) F D01531 Pipemidic acid hydrate (JP16) E Cinoxacin F D00872 Cinoxacin (JP16/USP/INN) E Droxacin F D02467 Droxacin sodium (USAN) E Fleroxacin F D01716 Fleroxacin (JAN/USAN/INN) E Flumequine; Veterinary F D02302 Flumequine (USAN/INN) E Miloxacin; Veterinary F D02303 Miloxacin (INN) E Oxolinic acid F D02301 Oxolinic acid (USAN/INN) E Ozenoxacin F D09544 Ozenoxacin (JAN/INN) E Piromidic acid F D01431 Piromidic acid (JAN/INN) E Rosoxacin F D02305 Rosoxacin (USAN/INN) E Tioxacin F D02468 Tioxacin (INN) D Others E Coumermycin [DG:DG01443] F D02333 Coumermycin (USAN) F D03599 Coumermycin sodium (USAN) E Novobiocin F D01209 Novobiocin sodium (JAN/USP) E Olaquindox F D08292 Olaquindox (INN) C RNA polymerase inhibitor [KO:K03040 K03043 K03046 K03060] D Rifamycins [DG:DG01598] E Rifampicin [DG:DG00639] F D00211 Rifampicin (JP16/INN); Rifampin (USP) F D08479 Rifampicin sodium E Rifamycin [DG:DG00640] F D02549 Rifamycin (USAN/INN) F D08480 Rifamycin sodium (USAN) E Rifabutin F D00424 Rifabutin (JAN/USP/INN) E Rifalazil F D02550 Rifalazil (USAN/INN) E Rifametane F D02551 Rifametane (USAN/INN) E Rifamexil F D02552 Rifamexil (USAN/INN) E Rifamide F D02553 Rifamide (USAN) E Rifapentine F D00879 Rifapentine (USAN/INN) E Rifaximin F D02554 Rifaximin (USAN/INN) B Others C Cell membrane function inhibitors D Polypeptides [DG:DG01579] E Polymyxin B [DG:DG00083] F D08401 Polymyxin B (INN) F D01066 Polymixin B sulfate (JP16); Polymyxin B sulfate (USP/INN) E Colistin [DG:DG00087] F D07746 Colistin (INN) F D02049 Colistin sodium methanesulfonate (JP16); Colistimethate sodium (USP) F D02138 Colistin sulfate (JP16/USP) E Bacitracin [DG:DG00400] F D00128 Bacitracin (JP16/USP/INN) F D03047 Bacitracin methylene disalicylate (USP) F D03048 Bacitracin zinc (USP) E Amphomycin F D02927 Amphomycin (USAN) E Surotomycin F D10380 Surotomycin (USAN/INN) D Peptides E Gramicidin [DG:DG01043] F D04369 Gramicidin (JP16/USP/INN) F D02230 Gramicidin S hydrochloride (JAN) D Lipopeptides E Daptomycin F D01080 Daptomycin (JAN/USAN/INN) C Others D Beta-lactamase inhibitor [DG:DG01479] E Sulbactam [DG:DG00545] F D08533 Sulbactam (INN) F D02223 Sulbactam sodium (JP16/USP) F D03705 Sulbactam benzathine (USAN) F D03706 Sulbactam pivoxil (USAN) E Tazobactam [DG:DG00546] F D00660 Tazobactam (JP16/USAN/INN) F D03707 Tazobactam sodium (USAN) E Sultamicillin [DG:DG00547] F D05972 Sultamicillin (USAN/INN) F D01668 Sultamicillin tosilate hydrate (JP16) E Clavulanic acid [DG:DG01261] F D07711 Clavulanic acid (INN) F D02370 Clavulanate potassium (JP16/USP) E Avibactam F D10340 Avibactam sodium (JAN/USAN) D Polyether ionophores E Monensin [DG:DG01221] F D08228 Monensin (INN) F D05068 Monensin (USP) F D05069 Monensin sodium (USP) E Semduramicin [DG:DG01222] F D05820 Semduramicin (USAN/INN) F D01923 Semduramicin sodium (JAN/USAN) E Laidlomycin F D04658 Laidlomycin propionate potassium (USAN) E Lasalocid F D04671 Lasalocid (USAN/INN) E Maduramicin F D04830 Maduramicin (USAN/INN) E Narasin F D05122 Narasin (USP/INN) E Salinomycin F D08502 Salinomycin (INN) D Hydantoin type nitrofurans [DG:DG01552] E Nifurtoinol F D07243 Nifurtoinol (INN) E Nitrofurantoin; Veterinary F D00439 Nitrofurantoin (JAN/USP/INN) D 5-Nitrofurans [DG:DG01553] E Furaltadone; Veterinary F D02510 Furaltadone (INN) E Furalazine F D02511 Furalazine (prop.INN) E Furazolidone; Veterinary F D00830 Furazolidone (USP/INN) E Levofuraltadone F D04714 Levofuraltadone (USAN/INN) E Nifuradene F D02514 Nifuradene (USAN/INN) E Nifurpirinol F D02513 Nifurpirinol (USAN) E Nifuraldezone F D05159 Nifuraldezone (USAN/INN) E Nifuratel F D01050 Nifuratel (USAN) E Nifuratrone F D05160 Nifuratrone (USAN/INN) E Nifurdazil F D05161 Nifurdazil (USAN/INN) E Nifurimide F D05162 Nifurimide (USAN) E Nifuroxazide F D07111 Nifuroxazide (INN) E Nifurquinazol F D05164 Nifurquinazol (USAN/INN) E Nifurstyrenate F D02538 Sodium nifurstyrenate E Nifurthiazole F D05167 Nifurthiazole (USAN/INN) E Nifurzide F D07251 Nifurzide (INN) E Nitrofurazone; Veterinary F D00862 Nitrofurazone (USP); Nitrofural (INN) # AAntifungals B Cell wall biosyntehsis inhibitor C beta-1,3-glucan synthase inhibitor [KO:K00706] D Echinocandins E Caspofungin [DG:DG00636] F D07626 Caspofungin (INN) F D02501 Caspofungin acetate (JAN/USAN) E Micafungin [DG:DG00637] F D08218 Micafungin (INN) F D02465 Micafungin sodium (JAN/USAN) E Anidulafungin F D03211 Anidulafungin (USAN) E Cilofungin F D03500 Cilofungin (USAN/INN) B Ergosterol biosynthesis inhibitor C sterol 14alpha-demethylase inhibitor [KO:K05917] D Imidazoles E Miconazole [DG:DG00004] F D00416 Miconazole (JP16/USP/INN) F D00882 Miconazole nitrate (JP16/USP) E Econazole [DG:DG00363] F D03936 Econazole (USAN/INN) F D00881 Econazole nitrate (JAN/USP) E Chlormidazole [DG:DG00364] F D02557 Chlormidazole (INN) F D07676 Chlormidazole hydrochloride E Isoconazole [DG:DG00365] F D04624 Isoconazole (USAN/INN) F D01480 Isoconazole nitrate (JAN) E Sulconazole [DG:DG00366] F D08535 Sulconazole (INN) F D00886 Sulconazole nitrate (JAN/USP) E Oxiconazole [DG:DG00367] F D08313 Oxiconazole (INN) F D00885 Oxiconazole nitrate (JAN/USAN) E Fenticonazole [DG:DG00368] F D02582 Fenticonazole (INN) F D02583 Fenticonazole nitrate (USAN) E Omoconazole [DG:DG00369] F D08296 Omoconazole (INN) F D01664 Omoconazole nitrate (JAN/USAN) E Sertaconazole [DG:DG00370] F D06883 Sertaconazole (INN) F D08510 Sertaconazole nitrate E Butoconazole [DG:DG00444] F D07598 Butoconazole (INN) F D00880 Butoconazole nitrate (USP) E Eberconazole [DG:DG00372] F D07882 Eberconazole (INN) F D07884 Eberconazole nitrate E Croconazole [DG:DG01297] F D07752 Croconazole (INN) F D02169 Croconazole hydrochloride (JP16) E Bifonazole F D01775 Bifonazole (JP16/USAN/INN) E Cisconazole F D03526 Cisconazole (USAN/INN) E Clotrimazole F D00282 Clotrimazole (JP16/USP/INN) E Doconazole F D03883 Doconazole (USAN/INN) E Enilconazole F D03997 Enilconazole (USAN/INN) E Flutrimazole F D07193 Flutrimazole (INN) E Ketoconazole F D00351 Ketoconazole (JP16/USP) E Lanoconazole F D01092 Lanoconazole (JAN/INN) E Luliconazole F D01980 Luliconazole (JAN/USAN/INN) E Neticonazole F D01620 Neticonazole hydrochloride (JAN) E Orconazole F D05268 Orconazole nitrate (USAN) E Parconazole F D05367 Parconazole hydrochloride (USAN) E Tioconazole F D00890 Tioconazole (JAN/USP/INN) E Zinoconazole F D06373 Zinoconazole hydrochloride (USAN) D Triazoles [DG:DG01523] E Fluconazole [DG:DG00371] F D00322 Fluconazole (JP16/USAN/INN) F D01429 Fosfluconazole (JAN/INN) E Albaconazole F D09702 Albaconazole (USAN/INN) E Alteconazole F D02586 Alteconazole (INN) E Azaconazole F D03023 Azaconazole (USAN/INN) E Efinaconazole F D10021 Efinaconazole (JAN/USAN/INN) E Itraconazole F D00350 Itraconazole (JP16/USAN) E Posaconazole F D02555 Posaconazole (USAN/INN) E Pramiconazole F D06630 Pramiconazole (USAN/INN) E Ravuconazole F D02556 Ravuconazole (prop.INN) E Saperconazole F D05800 Saperconazole (USAN/INN) E Terconazole F D00888 Terconazole (USAN/INN) E Vibunazole F D02585 Vibunazole E Voriconazole F D00578 Voriconazole (JAN/USAN/INN) C squalene epoxidase inhibitor [KO:K00511] D Thiocarbamates E Liranaftate F D01550 Liranaftate (JAN/INN) E Tolciclate F D01384 Tolciclate (JAN/USAN/INN) E Tolnaftate F D00381 Tolnaftate (JP16/USP/INN) D Allylamines E Terbinafine [DG:DG00375] F D02375 Terbinafine (USAN/INN) F D02219 Terbinafine hydrochloride (JP16/USP) E Naftifine [DG:DG00377] F D08245 Naftifine (INN) F D00883 Naftifine hydrochloride (USP) D Benzylamines E Butenafine [DG:DG00378] F D07596 Butenafine (INN) F D01093 Butenafine hydrochloride (JP16/USAN) D Morpholines E Amorolfine [DG:DG00376] F D02923 Amorolfine (USAN/INN) F D01720 Amorolfine hydrochloride (JAN) B Others C Cell membrane function inhibitor D Polyene macrolides E Amphotericin B F D00203 Amphotericin B (JP16/USP/INN) E Nystatin F D00202 Nystatin (JP16/USP/INN) E Pimaricin F D00884 Pimaricin (JP16); Natamycin (USP/INN) E Trichomycin F D02143 Trichomycin (JP16); Hachimycin (INN) C Nucleic acid synthesis inhibitor D Fluoropyrimidines E Flucytosine F D00323 Flucytosine (JP16/USP/INN) # AAntivirals B Anti-CMV agents C Translation inhibitor D Antisense oligonucleotide E Fomivirsen [DG:DG01125] F D07989 Fomivirsen (INN) F D02736 Fomivirsen sodium (USAN) C DNA polymerase inhibitor D Purine analogue E Ganciclovir [DG:DG00646] F D00333 Ganciclovir (JAN/USP/INN) F D04301 Ganciclovir sodium (USAN) E Valganciclovir [DG:DG00649] F D02495 Valganciclovir (INN) F D03256 Valganciclovir hydrochloride (JAN/USAN) E Maribavir F D04859 Maribavir (USAN/INN) D Nucleotide analogue E Cidofovir F D00273 Cidofovir (USAN/INN) D Phosphonic acid derivatives E Foscarnet [DG:DG00651] F D00579 Foscarnet sodium (USAN/INN) F D02267 Foscarnet sodium hydrate (JAN) E Fosfonet F D04254 Fosfonet sodium (USAN/INN) B Anti-HBV agents C Reverse transcriptase inhibitor (RTI) D Nucleoside and nucleotide reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs) E Entecavir [DG:DG00661] F D04008 Entecavir hydrate (JAN); Entecavir (USAN) F D07896 Entecavir (INN) E Adefovir [DG:DG01224] F D02768 Adefovir (USAN/INN) F D01655 Adefovir pivoxil (JAN); Adefovir dipivoxil (USAN) E Amdoxovir F D02890 Amdoxovir (USAN/INN) E Clevudine F D03537 Clevudine (USAN) E Lamivudine F D00353 Lamivudine (JAN/USP/INN) E Elvucitabine F D03981 Elvucitabine (USAN/INN) E Telbivudine F D06675 Telbivudine (USAN/INN) B Anti-HCV agents C Protease inhibitor (PI) D NS3/NS4A protease inhibitor E Simeprevir F D10081 Simeprevir (USAN) E Telaprevir F D09012 Telaprevir (JAN/USAN/INN) D NS3 protease inhibitor E Asunaprevir F D10093 Asunaprevir (USAN) E Sovaprevir F D10166 Sovaprevir (USAN) C Polymerase inhibitor D NS5A polymerase inhibitor E Daclatasvir F D10065 Daclatasvir (USAN) D NS5B polymerase inhibitor E Filibuvir F D09616 Filibuvir (USAN/INN) E Nesbuvir F D08951 Nesbuvir (USAN) E Setrobuvir F D10165 Setrobuvir (USAN) E Sofosbuvir F D10366 Sofosbuvir (USAN) E Tegobuvir F D09971 Tegobuvir (USAN/INN) C Glycoprotein processing inhibitor D alpha-glucosidase I inhibitor E Celgosivir F D03433 Celgosivir hydrochloride (USAN) C Others D Nucleosides E Ribavirin F D00423 Ribavirin (JAN/USP/INN) E Taribavirin F D06651 Taribavirin hydrochloride (USAN) E Valopicitabine F D09028 Valopicitabine dihydrochloride (USAN) B Anti-HIV agents C Entry / fusion inhibitor D CD4 antibody [HSA:920] [KO:K06454] E Ibalizumab F D09575 Ibalizumab (USAN/INN) D chemokine receptor 5 inhibitor(CCR5) antagonist [HSA:1234] [KO:K04180] E Ancriviroc F D03210 Ancriviroc (USAN/INN) E Aplaviroc F D06557 Aplaviroc hydrochloride (USAN) E Cenicriviroc [DG:DG01264] F D09878 Cenicriviroc (USAN/INN) F D09879 Cenicriviroc mesylate (USAN) E Maraviroc F D06670 Maraviroc (JAN/INN) E Vicriviroc F D06297 Vicriviroc maleate (USAN) D HIV glycoprotein 41 (gp41) inhibitor E Enfuvirtide F D02499 Enfuvirtide (USAN/INN) C Reverse transcriptase inhibitor (RTI) D Nucleoside and nucleotide reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs) E Abacavir [DG:DG00660] F D07057 Abacavir (INN) F D02734 Abacavir succinate (USAN) F D00891 Abacavir sulfate (JAN/USAN) E Tenofovir [DG:DG01223] F D06074 Tenofovir (USAN) F D01982 Tenofovir disoproxil fumarate (JAN/USAN) E Amdoxovir F D02890 Amdoxovir (USAN/INN) E Emtricitabine F D01199 Emtricitabine (JAN/USAN/INN) E Elvucitabine F D03981 Elvucitabine (USAN/INN) E Dexelvucitabine F D06580 Dexelvucitabine (USAN/INN) E Didanosine F D00296 Didanosine (JAN/USAN/INN) E Lamivudine F D00353 Lamivudine (JAN/USP/INN) E Sanilvudine F D00445 Sanilvudine (JAN); Stavudine (USAN/INN) E Zalcitabine F D00412 Zalcitabine (JAN/USP/INN) E Zidovudine F D00413 Zidovudine (JP16/USP/INN) D Non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NNRTIs) E Delavirdine [DG:DG00662] F D07782 Delavirdine (INN) F D00895 Delavirdine mesilate (JAN); Delavirdine mesylate (USAN) E Rilpivirine [DG:DG00663] F D09720 Rilpivirine (USAN/INN) F D09958 Rilpivirine hydrochloride (JAN/USAN) E Efavirenz F D00896 Efavirenz (JAN/INN) E Emivirine F D01055 Emivirine (USAN/INN) E Etravirine F D04112 Etravirine (JAN/USAN/INN) E Loviride F D04786 Loviride (USAN/INN) E Nevirapine F D00435 Nevirapine (JAN/USP/INN) C Protease inhibitor (PIs) D Peptidic E Saquinavir [DG:DG00653] F D00429 Saquinavir (JAN/USP/INN) F D01160 Saquinavir mesilate (JAN); Saquinavir mesylate (USP) E Indinavir [DG:DG00654] F D03833 Indinavir (USAN) F D00897 Indinavir sulfate (USAN) F D02861 Indinavir sulfate ethanolate (JAN) E Droxinavir F D03839 Droxinavir hydrochloride (USAN) E Lopinavir F D01425 Lopinavir (JAN/USAN/INN) E Palinavir F D03840 Palinavir (USAN/INN) E Ritonavir F D00427 Ritonavir (JAN/USAN/INN) E Telinavir F D03842 Telinavir (USAN/INN) D Aza-peptidic E Atazanavir [DG:DG00657] F D07471 Atazanavir (INN) F D01276 Atazanavir sulfate (JAN/USAN) D Nonpeptidic E Nelfinavir [DG:DG00655] F D08259 Nelfinavir (INN) F D00899 Nelfinavir mesilate (JAN); Nelfinavir mesylate (USAN/INN) E Fosamprenavir [DG:DG00656] F D02497 Fosamprenavir (INN) F D02867 Fosamprenavir calcium hydrate (JAN) F D03835 Fosamprenavir calcium (USAN) F D03837 Fosamprenavir sodium (USAN) E Tipranavir [DG:DG00658] F D08605 Tipranavir (INN) F D03843 Tipranavir disodium (USAN) E Darunavir [DG:DG00659] F D03656 Darunavir (USAN/INN) F D06478 Darunavir ethanolate (JAN) E Amprenavir F D00894 Amprenavir (JAN/USAN/INN) E Brecanavir F D03253 Brecanavir (USAN) E Mozenavir F D05538 Mozenavir (INN) C Ohters D HIV-1 integrase inhibitor E Raltegravir [DG:DG00666] F D06676 Raltegravir (USAN/INN) F D07133 Raltegravir potassium (JAN/USAN) E Dolutegravir [DG:DG00667] F D10066 Dolutegravir (USAN) F D10113 Dolutegravir sodium (USAN) E Elvitegravir F D06677 Elvitegravir (JAN/USAN) D HIV maturation inhibitor E Bevirimat F D06564 Bevirimat dimeglumine (USAN) B Anti-HSV agents C Entry / fusion inhibitor D Saturated fatty alcohols E Docosanol F D03884 Docosanol (USAN) C DNA polymerase inhibitor D Purine analogue E Aciclovir [DG:DG00406] F D00222 Aciclovir (JP16/INN); Acyclovir (USP) F D02764 Acyclovir sodium (USAN) E Penciclovir [DG:DG00408] F D05407 Penciclovir (USAN/INN) F D02124 Penciclovir sodium (USAN) E Valacyclovir [DG:DG00647] F D08664 Valaciclovir (INN) F D00398 Valaciclovir hydrochloride (JAN); Valacyclovir hydrochloride (USAN) E Famciclovir F D00317 Famciclovir (JAN/USAN/INN) E Desciclovir F D03690 Desciclovir (USAN/INN) D Pyrimidine analogue E Vidarabine [DG:DG00645] F D00406 Vidarabine (USP) F D06298 Vidarabine (JAN) F D06299 Vidarabine phosphate (USAN) F D06300 Vidarabine sodium phosphate (USAN) E Idoxuridine F D00342 Idoxuridine (JP16/USP/INN) E Sorivudine F D01734 Sorivudine (JAN/USAN/INN) E Trifluridine F D00391 Trifluridine (USP/INN) B Anti-influenza agents C Uncoating inhibitor D influenza A M2 proton channel blocker E Amantadine [DG:DG00860] F D07441 Amantadine (INN) F D00777 Amantadine hydrochloride (JP16/USP) E Rimantadine [DG:DG00650] F D08483 Rimantadine (INN) F D00901 Rimantadine hydrochloride (USAN) D influenzavirus A/B neuraminidase inhibitor E Zanamivir [DG:DG00664] F D00902 Zanamivir (USAN/INN) F D01937 Zanamivir hydrate (JAN) E Oseltamivir [DG:DG00665] F D08306 Oseltamivir (INN) F D00900 Oseltamivir phosphate (JAN/USAN) E Laninamivir [DG:DG01201] F D09410 Laninamivir (INN) F D09547 Laninamivir octanoate hydrate (JAN) E Peramivir F D03829 Peramivir hydrate (JAN); Peramivir (USAN/INN) B Others C Anti-HRV agent D HRV 3C protease inhibitor E Rupintrivir F D05776 Rupintrivir (USAN/INN) C Anti-HPV agent D human papillomavirus E2 antisense E Afovirsen F D02783 Afovirsen sodium (USAN) C Anti-RSV agent D Anti-RSV F protein monoclonal antibody E Palivizumab F D02737 Palivizumab (genetical recombination) (JAN); Palivizumab (INN) C DNA polymerase inhibitor D Purine analogue E Lobucavir F D04757 Lobucavir (USAN/INN) # AAntiparasitics B Antmalarials C dihydrofolate reductase inhibitor [KO:K13998] D Biguanides E Proguanil [DG:DG01018] F D08428 Proguanil (INN) F D02487 Proguanil hydrochloride (JAN) E Cycloguanil embonate F D02387 Cycloguanil pamoate (USAN); Cycloguanil embonate (INN) D Diaminopyrimidines E Pyrimethamine F D00488 Pyrimethamine (JAN/USP/INN) C sarcoplasmic/endoplasmic-reticulum Ca2+-ATPase (SERCA) inhibitor D Artemisinin and derivatives E Artemisinin F D02481 Artemisinin (INN) E Artemether F D02483 Artemether (USAN/INN) E Artesunate F D02482 Artesunate (USAN) E Artemotil F D07361 Artemotil (INN) E Artenimol F D07362 Artenimol (INN) C Others D Aminoquinolines E Chloroquine [DG:DG01014] F D02366 Chloroquine (USP/INN) F D02125 Chloroquine phosphate (USP) F D03469 Chloroquine hydrochloride (USP) F D07680 Chloroquine sulfate E Hydroxychloroquine [DG:DG01015] F D08050 Hydroxychloroquine (INN) F D02114 Hydroxychloroquine sulfate (USP) E Primaquine [DG:DG01016] F D08420 Primaquine (INN) F D02126 Primaquine phosphate (USP) E Amodiaquine [DG:DG01017] F D02922 Amodiaquine (USAN/INN) F D02466 Amodiaquine hydrochloride (USP) D Methanolquinolines E Quinine [DG:DG01019] F D08460 Quinine (BAN) F D01663 Quinine ethylcarbonate (JP16) F D02261 Quinine hydrochloride hydrate (JP16) F D02262 Quinine sulfate hydrate (JP16); Quinine sulfate (USP) F D05681 Quinine ascorbate (USAN) F D08461 Quinine dihydrochloride E Mefloquine [DG:DG01020] F D04895 Mefloquine (USAN/INN) F D00831 Mefloquine hydrochloride (JP16/USP) E Halofantrine [DG:DG01021] F D08033 Halofantrine (INN) F D02485 Halofantrine hydrochloride (USAN) B Agents against Leishmaniasis and Trypanosomiasis C Nitroimidazole derivatives D Benznidazole E D02489 Benznidazole (INN) C Nitrofuran derivatives D Nifurtimox E D00833 Nifurtimox (INN) D Nitrofural E D00862 Nitrofurazone (USP); Nitrofural (INN) C Antimony compounds D Meglumine antimonate E D02491 Meglumine antimonate D Sodium stibogluconate E D00582 Sodium stibogluconate (INN) C Arsenic compounds D Acetarsol E D07110 Acetarsol (INN) D Melarsoprol E D00832 Melarsoprol (INN) C Others D Eflornithine [DG:DG00440] E D07883 Eflornithine (INN) E D00829 Eflornithine hydrochloride (USAN) D Pentamidine isethionate E D00834 Pentamidine isetionate (JAN); Pentamidine isethionate (USAN) D Suramin sodium E D00808 Suramin hexasodium (USAN) B Agents against Amebiasis and other antiprotozoals C Hydroxyquinoline derivatives D Broxyquinoline E D07109 Broxyquinoline (INN) D Clioquinol E D03538 Clioquinol (USP/INN) D Chlorquinaldol E D07208 Chlorquinaldol (INN) D Tilbroquinol E D07351 Tilbroquinol (INN) C Nitroimidazole derivatives D Metronidazole [DG:DG00006] E D00409 Metronidazole (JP16/USP/INN) E D05016 Metronidazole hydrochloride (USAN) E D05017 Metronidazole phosphate (USAN) E D08214 Metronidazole benzoate (USP) D Azanidazole E D03028 Azanidazole (USAN/INN) D Nimorazole E D07352 Nimorazole (INN) D Ornidazole E D05274 Ornidazole (USAN/INN) D Propenidazole E D07430 Propenidazole (INN) D Secnidazole E D07353 Secnidazole (INN) D Tinidazole E D01426 Tinidazole (JP16/USP/INN) C Dichloroacetamide derivatives D Diloxanide [DG:DG01010] E D07844 Diloxanide (INN) E D02480 Diloxanide furoate (USP) D Clefamide E D07354 Clefamide (INN) D Etofamide E D07355 Etofamide (INN) D Teclozan E D06051 Teclozan (USAN/INN) C Arsenic compounds D Arsthinol E D07356 Arsthinol (INN) D Difetarsone E D07357 Difetarsone (INN) D Glycobiarsol E D07358 Glycobiarsol (INN) C Others D Emetine [DG:DG01011] E C09421 Emetine E D03985 Emetine hydrochloride (USP) D Mepacrine [DG:DG01012] E D08179 Mepacrine (INN) E D02548 Mepacrine dihydrochloride D Trimetrexate [DG:DG01013] E D06238 Trimetrexate (USAN/INN) E D06239 Trimetrexate glucuronate (USAN) D Atovaquone E D00236 Atovaquone (JAN/USP/INN) D Chiniofon E D07438 Chiniofon (INN) D Dehydroemetine E D00828 Dehydroemetine (INN) D Nitazoxanide E D02486 Nitazoxanide (USAN/INN) D Phanquinone E D07359 Phanquinone (INN) D Tenonitrozole E D07360 Tenonitrozole (INN) B Antitrematodal agents C Quinoline derivatives and related substances D Oxamniquine E D00460 Oxamniquine (USAN/INN) D Praziquantel E D00471 Praziquantel (JAN/USP/INN) C Organophosphorous compounds D Metrifonate E D00805 Metrifonate (USP/INN); 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For first time in south at Government Royapettah Hospital
CHENNAI: An Arthroscopy and Sports Injury Clinic at Government Royapettah Hospital (GRH) in the city was inaugurated on Monday. It is the third such government facility in the country and first in south India.
The Safdarjung Hospital in New Delhi and King Edward Memorial Hospital in Mumbai are the other institutions having such a facility.
Inaugurating the clinic, to treat those with sports injuries, and a five-day awareness programme on sports injury and treatment, Principal Secretary, Health and Family Welfare, V.K.Subburaj, said physiotherapy equipment to facilitate quicker rehabilitation of the patients would be available at the clinic. The sports injury clinic would be in addition to the hospital's orthopaedic clinic, where such patients were being treated now.
Sports surgery equipment 'Shaver' that would suck the shreds of the torn ligament and provide a clear view of the injury was also inaugurated by Mr.Subburaj. Noting that the clinic would offer cost-effective treatment, he said treatment of orthopaedic injuries cost a minimum of Rs.1 lakh in private institutions.
Pointing out that GRH treated cancer and diabetes patients and of late cases of acid poisoning he said there was a proposal to turn the hospital into a centre for non communicable diseases. About Rs.11 crore has been sanctioned recently towards the project.
G. Leonard Ponraj, medical officer in-charge of the Sports Injury Clinic said 150 patients have been treated over the past five years for sports injuries through arthroscopy. The minimally invasive surgery would have hamstring (tendon behind the knee) used to replace the torn ligament. He appealed to the government to introduce a short-term training programme for physiotherapists in treating sports injuries at the YMCA College of Physical Education, Nandanam.
GRH superintendent K. Rajendran said specialists in sports medicine, sports physiotherapy and sports psychology would address the awareness programme being held in collaboration with the Sports Development Authority of Tamil Nadu.
Principal Secretary, Sports and Youth Welfare R.Christodas Gandhi and Director of Medical Education S.Vinayagam participated.


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wrong birthdate[edit]
unless she is a vampire she was not born in 1955, i just saw "subway"(made in 1985)and she looks to be around 20, oddly though, in "queen margot"(made in 1994)she also looks to be around 20.
i think she took over her mom s' birthdate... or be bitten by a vampire in the 70s
And yet, acording to multiple sources she was born in 1955. Well, I just love all those vampire-like women. How do they do it?! 184.108.40.206 10:14, 19 May 2007 (UTC)
- The sources mentioned above also claim she was born in (a suburb of) Paris not in Bavaria.--DrJos (talk) 11:57, 5 December 2008 (UTC)
no documentation that he was of Berber background. Mention has been removed. Dogru144 15:36, 17 June 2007 (UTC) he was from constantine and djelfa he spoke arabic but i dont know if he was berber u can see that on one ofhttp://wikiwix.com/cache/?url=http://blogisabelleadjani.blogspot.com/2009/03/le-coup-de-boule-dadjani.html&title=%5B2%5D her last media report--Discodisco (talk) 17:24, 25 September 2010 (UTC)
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Place of birth[edit]
Most sources state that she was born in Paris. Why are we going with one of the few that says otherwise? 22.214.171.124 (talk) 00:49, 8 December 2008 (UTC)
Because Wikipedia editors jumped from the fact that she grew up in Gennevilliers to the conclusion that she was born there. But, she was born in a hospital in Paris' 17th arrondissement. Fossa?! 21:54, 8 December 2008 (UTC)Ooops, sorry, it was just because that source was so readily available on the internet. Fossa?! 21:55, 8 December 2008 (UTC)
Mother's name[edit]
The German Wikipedia says, her mother's name is Augusta, and her nickaname is "Gusti". So, her name is not Augusta Gusti, but only Augusta. The surname is not known. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 188.8.131.52 (talk) 07:54, 24 January 2009 (UTC)
Isabelle Adjani has no Turkish ancestry[edit]
Isabelle Adjani has no Turkish ancestry contrary to what was written in a very old article from 1976 from an unknown Greek journalist when Adjani was still almost unknown.
- First, read her biography "Isabelle Adjani: la tentation sublime", Michel David, 2008 : "Son père Mohammed Cherif Adjani est Kabyle"
- But the most important is that interview from Adjani herself in 2009 where she clearly says her father was Kabyle : « Mon père, kabyle, s'était engagé dans l'armée française à 16 ans, et c'est en remontant d'Italie jusqu'en Bavière à la fin de la seconde guerre mondiale qu'il rencontre et séduit ma mère » Interview with Isabelle Adjani , Télérama, March 2009 188.8.131.52 (talk) 08:30, 6 September 2012 (UTC)
- I have no problem with showing that she has Kabyle descent, but there is also sufficent sources which also state her Turkish origins.Turco85 (Talk) 09:28, 6 September 2012 (UTC)
- These sources that say her father was Turkish are based on the same old one from 1976. Adjani explained the reason for this in several interviews. First time it was in 1985 in an interview for Le Nouvel Observateur [1] where she explained why her mother used to say her husband was "Turkish" because she was ashamed of his Algerian origin. She also explained why she also asked him to change her firstname to Cherif instead of Mohammed as it sounded more "American" : "Elle ne supportait pas que son mari soit algérien. Elle disait qu'il était d'origine turque et je le croyais. Entre mes parents, il y avait un racisme conjugal. Ma mère traitait mon père de crouille et mon père lui répondait : Sale boche. Il s'appelait Mohammed mais ma mère l'avait obligé à à changer de prénom. Sur notre boîte aux lettres, il y avait: Cherif Adjani. Mais ma mère trouvait que ça faisait américain" etc 184.108.40.206 (talk) 07:52, 11 September 2012 (UTC)
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