Effect of roxithromycin or acute toxoplasmosis in mice

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Roxithromycin effectively treated acute peritoneal murine toxoplasmosis. After five doses, starting 24 h after challenge, the 100 and 50% survival doses were 540 and 336 mg/kg per day, respectively. After 14 doses, starting 3 h after challenge, the 50% survival dose was 360 mg/kg per day. Toxoplasma gondii was recovered from the brain in 59 and 28% of surviving mice treated with 5 and 14 doses, respectively.

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Chang, H. R., & Pechere, J. C. F. (1987). Effect of roxithromycin or acute toxoplasmosis in mice. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, 31(7), 1147–1149. https://doi.org/10.1128/AAC.31.7.1147

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