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The differential attachment of antibiotics to glycoprotein and blood lymphocytes
Journal of Clinical Pathology
|April 1, 1970
Abstract:
The differential attraction in vitro of antibiotics to blood lymphocytes and salivary glycoprotein was studied in an attempt to determine the distribution of antibiotics in sputum. Results from studies in vivo on sputum antibiotic levels are also presented.
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