Sulfamethoxypyridazine (a member of the sulfonamide group of antibiotics) is often prescribed to treat thrush and is described as bacteriostatic, meaning that this antibiotic most likely works by:

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Targeting metabolic pathways

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Targeting nucleic acid replication

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Targeting cell wall synthesis

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Promoting the disruption of the cell wall

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