I need tour help people.

I've been talking with a scientist and he says that moxifloxacin is not genotoxic.

I don't know if belive people floxed or scientists... He says that mitochondria damage is quackery because people say that fql attack Bacteria DNA like human DNA... but he says that they are very diferent, and long effects of fql are because acumulative damage (dose dependent) or direct damage to tissues....

compound that reaches the target enzyme within the cell
nucleus and on the affinity of the compound for that
enzyme. This means that the significance of any positive
results in genotoxicity assays to humans can be estimated
by comparing the concentration of drug required to pro-
duce positive results with concentrations achieved with
therapeutic dosages. Under in-vitro conditions, moxi-
floxacin induced chromosomal aberrations only at concen-
trations of >300 mg/L, but not at 100 mg/L. In the
micronucleus assay, moxifloxacin gave negative results at
dosages up to 2000 mg/kg po which produced mean plasma
peak concentrations of .26 mg/L. We conclude that the
concentrations of the quinolone that are genotoxic in vitro
are far in excess of those that can be achieved in patients at
therapeutic dosages and that the negative in-vivo results
accurately reflect the in-vivo situation in terms of geno-
toxicity.
Although moxifloxacin is not intended for long-term
administration, and although

bvt with iv therapies for floxing