Abstract

Short-Term Stability Study of Doxycycline Tablets by High Performance Liquid Chromatography, Spectrophotometry in the Ultraviolet Region and Turbidimetry

Highlights

  • Tetracyclines were first discovered around 1945 and were known to be produced from species of Streptomyces

  • Tetracyclines are bacteriostatic agents and out of several advantages, the broad-spectrum activity and low toxicity are the most important compared to other classes of antibiotics

  • The variability in the structures of this class of drug is responsible for the broad-spectrum activity, that is, this variability allows several interactions between the drugs and different molecules of the body [1,2]. This class of antibiotics is considered as a bacteriostatic agent because of its mechanism of action

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Introduction

Tetracyclines were first discovered around 1945 and were known to be produced from species of Streptomyces. Tetracyclines are bacteriostatic agents and out of several advantages, the broad-spectrum activity and low toxicity are the most important compared to other classes of antibiotics. The variability in the structures of this class of drug is responsible for the broad-spectrum activity, that is, this variability allows several interactions between the drugs and different molecules of the body [1,2]. This class of antibiotics is considered as a bacteriostatic agent because of its mechanism of action. The production of bacterial proteins does not occur [3]

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