Anti-infective agents
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Names and connections
Antiinfective agents; Antimicrobial agents; Antimicrobial drugs; Antimicrobials
- Broader: Drugs
- Narrower: Antibacterial agents
- Narrower: Antibiotics
- Narrower: Antifungal agents
- Narrower: Antiparasitic agents
- Narrower: Antiseptics
- Narrower: Antiviral agents
- Narrower: Eugenol
- Narrower: Leprostatic agents
- Narrower: Pentoxifylline
- Narrower: Sulfadiazine
- Narrower: Sulfaguanidine
- Narrower: Sulfamethazine
- Narrower: Thiamphenicol
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 9549896204046173696 · morton4x16-v1
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