METHOD FOR ACCELERATING BACTERIAL BIOMASS GROWTH AND ATTENUATING THE VIRULENCE OF BACTERIA

摘要

The invention relates to biotechnology and medicine. The method for accelerating biomass growth and attenuating the virulence of bacteria involves using intracellular protein phosphorylation inducers, including the cyclic adenosine monophosphate accumulation activators papaverine, bendazole and dipyridamole in the form of salts or bases, as inhibitors of the virulence of microorganisms. A mixture of intracellular protein phosphorylation inducers is used as low molecular weight accelerators of microorganism growth. Papaverine, bendazole and dipyridamole in the form of salts or bases in specific concentrations are used as a cyclic adenosine monophosphate accumulation activator mixture. In order to attenuate the virulence of bacteria, the mixture is administered to a contagious patient parenterally, perorally, rectally or by application to the affected region 1-10 days prior to administration of an antibiotic or in parallel therewith.