Thyrothricin (Tyrothricm)

Tyrothricin is an antibiotic obtained from bacteria of the species Bacillus brevis. May be used alone or with other medications (eg, benzocaine in Tyrozets) as skin ointments and lozenges; used to treat infectious diseases of the mouth, throat and skin, as well as infected wounds and burns.

**Tyrothricin** is an antibacterial drug primarily used in dental practice. Used for local treatment of odontogenic infections of the maxillofacial area, dermatitis, burns (acid), herpes of the first degree. Has fungicidal properties

Tyrothricin is a broad-spectrum bacteriostatic or bactericidal antibiotic that has a bacteriostatic effect. Available only in finished form. It is a transparent, colorless, viscous, odorless liquid with a slightly acidic taste.

Obtained from the culture liquid of Bacillus breviculatus.

The active substance is a peptide antibiotic with a molecular weight of about 1481, which has a predominantly cyclic structure. Its molecules include 7 amino acid residues (valine-5, lysine