Linopristin is an antibiotic of the streptogramin B class. It has been described as a pristinamycin IA derivative, though it is actually more similar to quinupristin. NCATS Inxight describes it as a chemically modified version of quinupristin.
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Linopristin is an antibiotic of the streptogramin B class. It has been described as a pristinamycin IA derivative, though it is actually more similar to quinupristin. NCATS Inxight describes it as a chemically modified version of quinupristin.
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