MRSA Ends Giants' TE Fells' Career

[srvy]

Will anti bacterial soap kill it?

Because I was told by CP it was worthless.

If it does I will slather it on because beach will dry me out.

[loochy]

Originally Posted by srvy

Will anti bacterial soap kill it?

Because I was told by CP it was worthless.

If it does I will slather it on because beach will dry me out.

you should try drinking some chicken thaw juice

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by srvy

Will anti bacterial soap kill it?

Because I was told by CP it was worthless.

If it does I will slather it on because beach will dry me out.

Look up what the MR in MRSA stands for.

[loochy]

Originally Posted by Baby Lee

Look up what the MR in MRSA stands for.

Mentally Retahdid

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by Baby Lee

Look up what the MR in MRSA stands for.

Methicillin =/= triclosan.

Methicillin is a beta lactam that works via lysis of the bacterial cell well. MRSA is particularly hard to treat because a cleft where the active agent could attach is effectively blocked.

Triclosan is only bacteriostatic via inhibition of fatty acid synthesis. Once it is gone the bacteria resumes growing.

[Squalor2]

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

Methicillin =/= triclosan.

Methicillin is a beta lactam that works via lysis of the bacterial cell well. MRSA is particularly hard to treat because a cleft where the active agent could attach is effectively blocked.

Triclosan is only bacteriostatic via inhibition of fatty acid synthesis. Once it is gone the bacteria resumes growing.

presuming the needle and vial are secure and sanitary, can fells be a host that carries this to other lockerooms prior to his level of infection.