Date published: 2025-12-18

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Antibiotics

Santa Cruz Biotechnology now offers a broad range of antibiotics for use in various applications. Antibiotics, compounds that inhibit the growth of or kill bacteria, are fundamental in scientific research due to their role in studying bacterial physiology, genetics, and ecology. These compounds are invaluable tools in microbiology for exploring the mechanisms of bacterial resistance, the function of bacterial enzymes, and the impact of bacterial interactions within communities and host organisms. Researchers use antibiotics to investigate the structure and function of bacterial cell walls, membranes, and metabolic pathways, providing insights into bacterial behavior and evolution. In environmental science, antibiotics help monitor and control bacterial populations in natural and engineered ecosystems, such as soil, water, and wastewater treatment systems, contributing to our understanding of microbial ecology and environmental health. They are also crucial in agriculture, where they aid in managing bacterial diseases in plants and livestock, enhancing food safety and agricultural productivity. Additionally, antibiotics are essential in biochemistry and molecular biology for developing assays to detect and quantify bacterial contamination in various samples, ensuring the integrity and safety of research and commercial products. The broad applicability and importance of antibiotics across multiple scientific disciplines underscore their critical role in advancing research, improving environmental management, and supporting agricultural practices. View detailed information on our available antibiotics by clicking on the product name.

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Sulochrin

519-57-3sc-202349
1 mg
$189.00
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Sulochrin is an antibiotic known for its unique ability to disrupt bacterial cell wall synthesis. It interacts specifically with peptidoglycan precursors, inhibiting transpeptidation, a critical step in cell wall formation. This selective action leads to cell lysis in susceptible bacteria. Additionally, Sulochrin exhibits notable stability under varying pH conditions, enhancing its effectiveness in diverse environments. Its distinct molecular structure allows for targeted interactions, minimizing off-target effects.