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What are INH-like substances and how are they related with Tuberculosis

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PostPosted: 07/25/08 - 23:05    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
Hello, guys. I have been reading something about INH-like substances. I am not sure I quite understand what they are. I would also like to know how they are related with tuberculosis. It would be great if anyone could tell me something more about this. Thank you in advance. Bye, guys!
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PostPosted: 08/03/08 - 22:44    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
Hello. I am not quite sure I can help you. I think that these INH-like substances are similar to isoniazid. There are forms of tuberculosis that are INH resistant. But, I am not sure that this is quite true. I suggest you to consult an expert. He will tell you something more about this. I am sorry I couldn’t help you. Good luck! Bye!
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