CAS 73231-34-2 Veterinary API Antibiotic HPLC Florfenicol Water Soluble Powder

 CAS 73231-34-2 Veterinary API Antibiotic Florfenicol

The Introductction of Florfenicol:

Florfenicol is a commonly used veterinary antibiotic with a wide antibacterial spectrum, strong antibacterial activity and low minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC). Its antibacterial effect is 15-20 times that of chloramphenicol and foxamicol. 60 minutes after feed administration, the drug concentration in the tissue can reach the peak, which can quickly control the disease. No potential aplastic anemia, suitable for large-scale farm use, mainly for the treatment of cattle respiratory diseases caused by Pasteurelli and Haemophilus. It has a good effect on bovine foot rot disease caused by fusobacterium. Also used for sensitive bacteria caused by swine, chicken infectious diseases and fish bacterial diseases.

The Application & Function of Florfenicol:

1, to pig pleurisy, streptococcus, attach red filaments, day 2, diarrhea effects.
2, to chickens of contagion rhinitis, pig, ox lung phytophthora duck respiratory infection, inflammation, RuXianYan serous disease such as effects.
3, the aquatic product categories: for bacterial enteritis sepsis, disease, red skin disease, vibrio disease, perpendicular scale disease, class nodules disease, Enoch concurrent salmonellosis, scabies disease, eel red eosinophilic disease and bullfrogs bacterial dysentery effects.

Florfenicol 98% is white crystall powder, odourless, taste bitter. This product in DMF dissolve easily in the dissolved in methanol in slightly soluble in glacial acetic acid in water or chloroform micro dissolve.Suitable for various kinds of various infections caused by sensitive bacteria.

Florfenicol, a commonly used veterinary antibiotic, is currently indicated for the treatment of bovine respiratory disease, and also used in aquaculture for the control of enteric septicemia in catfish.
Flufenicol tightly binds to the 50S subunit on the bacterial ribosome, hinders the transpeptide reaction of the peptide acyltransferase, and thereby inhibits the extension of the peptide chain; at the same time, it selectively acts on the 70S ribosomes that make up the bacterial cell Receptors, alter and interfere with the function of peptidyltransferase, thereby double-interfering with the synthesis of bacterial proteins. Antibiotics, which have a broad spectrum of antibacterial effects by inhibiting the activity of peptide acyltransferases, have a broad antibacterial spectrum, including a variety of Gram-positive and negative bacteria and mycoplasma. Sensitive bacteria include Haemophilus bovine, porcine swine, Shigella dysenteriae, Salmonella, E. coli, pneumococcus, influenzae, Streptococcus, Staphylococcus aureus, Chlamydia, Leptospira, Rickettsia, etc.

The COA of Florfenicol: