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Wed, 14 Feb 2001 08:22:16 -0700
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Re: TM resistant AFB
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> What happens when TM resistant hives are treated with Sulfa Drugs?

AFAIK, sulpha should work on OTC resistant AFB since apparently the mechanism of
resistance should be different.

This could be an option for hives that do not produce food.  Sulpha was the best
drug we ever did not have.  (It was never 'approved', since, in those days there
was not the regulation we have now).

allen

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