Why can't new antibiotics be created to combat strains of infectious bateria ---SEE MORE---?
March 11th, 2010
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Best example are anti-platlets. The one that works fairly well is aspirin. Aspirin sells for 5 cents/pill and it works damn well. If your going to come out with a new drug into the market then you will have to do better than aspirin and sell it for ~2 dollars a pill just to make profit. Same with antibiotics.
Researching for anti-biotics is not profitable because rarely are resistant infectious strains being treated however there are still some drug companies taking the risk. Think about it, there are so many other dieseases to research for such as heart diesease or cancer where the majority of the population is dying from. If you had a billion dollars to throw away, what would it be in?
The most difficult thing about resistant strains is that either the drug can't penetrate into the bacterial membrane or if it does, it gets pumped back out my proteins known as P glycoproteins.
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