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Pharmacology

paradoxically reduced bactericidal activity of an antibiotic at concentrations above an optimal level.

In pharmacology, Eagle effect refers to paradoxically reduced bactericidal activity of an antibiotic at concentrations above an optimal level. This meaning comes from Eagle (1948) in Journal of Experimental Medicine.[1]

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  1. Eagle, H., & Musselman, A. D. (1948). The Rate of Bactericidal Action of Penicillin in Vitro as a Function of Its Concentration, and Its Paradoxically Reduced Activity at High Concentrations Against Certain Organisms. Journal of Experimental Medicine, 88(1), 99-131. https://doi.org/10.1084/jem.88.1.99

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