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Conclusions
1. The in vitro effectivity of several analogues of pantothenic acid has been demonstrated against T. vaginalis, 2. Wide variations in susceptibility of different strains to SN 13592 were found. 3. T. foetus and T. gallinae were found highly sensitive to this compound. 4. The in vitro activity of SN 13592 was reversed by the addition of calcium pantothenate. 5. In vivo studies in monkeys and in human beings demonstrated failure of SN 13592 to eradicate the infection.
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