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Programmierstil und Programmtest, range of disciplines have developed new techniques to evaluate the impact of clinical care and medical technology. Clinicians, pharmacists, economists, epidemiologists and operations researchers have contributed to the new field of clinical economics to study how different approaches to patient car

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,Konstruieren geht über Probieren,th drugs that are already commercially available. This, in turn, implies the detection of new targets. The need is due mainly to the emergence of “new”, often multiresistant, bacterial pathogens and to the high prevalence of antibiotic resistance. It is highly predictable that resistance will increa

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Bedingte Funktionsdefinitionen,β-lactam antibiotics, with a history far longer than most people imagine, date back to antiquity in Greece, China and other countries [1]. They were first documented with scientific precision by Alexander Fleming in 1929 [2], and were developed to the stage of large-scale production for clinical use by H.W. Florey and his collaborators [3].

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,β-Lactams and Other Innovative New Approaches for Controlling Bacterial Populations,β-lactam antibiotics, with a history far longer than most people imagine, date back to antiquity in Greece, China and other countries [1]. They were first documented with scientific precision by Alexander Fleming in 1929 [2], and were developed to the stage of large-scale production for clinical use by H.W. Florey and his collaborators [3].

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Conference proceedings 1997ibutions and involvement in antibacterial drug research and develop- ment within Bayer AG. In 1963 Dr. Metzger was the first "molecular micro- biologist" to join Bayer in the field of antibacterial research. Karl-Georg Metzger studied physics and biology at the University of Mainz from 1950 to 1953