Streptomycin/CAS 57-92-1 CAS NO.57-92-1

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CAS 57-92-1

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ProName: Streptomycin/CAS 57-92-1
CasNo: 57-92-1
Molecular Formula: C21H39N7O12
Appearance: White powder
Application: Streptomycin is a low toxic of the bro...
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PackAge: 25KG/DRUM
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ProductionCapacity: 100 Metric Ton/Month
Purity: 99%
Transportation: General cargo transport
LimitNum: 100 Kilogram

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Wuhan hanweishi Pharmchem Co., Ltd(Hanways chempharm) is a specialized company concentrating on the R&D, production, marketing and technical service of APIs and pharmaceutical intermediates. The leading products range are APIs, Hormones, Peptides, Pharmaceutical Intermediates. Hanways main market covers more than twenties countries and areas, also we built good and long relations with many big pharmaceutical company worldwide.

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Streptomycin/CAS 57-92-1

Name	Streptomycin
CAS	57-92-1
MF	C21H39N7O12
MW	581.57
EINECS	200-355-3
Appearance	White Powder
Categories	Pharmaceuticals;Intermediates;Antibiotic;API.
Uses	Streptomycin is a low toxic of the broad-spectrum antibiotics . Indeed, streptomycin was used to treat many gram-negative microbial infections. Streptomycin was the first parenterally administered antibiotic active against many microorganisms, but during the last several years, its use has been limited essentially to three situations: (1) the initial treatment of serious tuberculous infections, when the principal drugs of choice (isoniazid, rifampin) cannot be used because of their adverse effects on a particular patient; (2) treatment of enterococcal and other infections, in which synergism between a penicillin and an aminoglycoside is desired; (3) treatment of certain uncommon infections (plague and tularemia)