Rosamicin, a macrolide with in vitro activity against Ureaplasma urealyticum

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A C Hill, G Sutton

The Journal of Antibiotics

|September 1, 1979

Abstract:

A new macrolide antibiotic, rosamicin, was shown to have much greater activity in vitro against ureaplasmas isolated from humans than erythromycin or the tetracyclines tested. A marked ureaplasmacidal effect was also shown.

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