21 Citations
History of Antibiotics Research.
- MedicineCurrent topics in microbiology and immunology
- 2016
The situation within the pre-antibiotic era as well as in the early antibiotic era will be described until the Golden Age of Antibiotics will conclude this time travel.
Antibiotic resistance and virulence: Understanding the link and its consequences for prophylaxis and therapy
- BiologyBioEssays : news and reviews in molecular, cellular and developmental biology
- 2016
Alternative approaches, such as preventive and therapeutic anti‐bacterial immunotherapies that have the potential to by‐pass the classic antibiotics are reviewed.
Antimicrobials, chemotherapeutics or antibiotics?
- Biology
- 2011
There is a need for stability and consistency within Science, this must also be applied to the business of defining the different categories of antimicrobials correctly, since various compounds known for activities outside this field of interest are now also surfacing as antimicroBials.
Escherichia coli and Serratia fonticola ESBLs as a potential source of antibiotics resistance dissemination in the Tricity water reservoirs.
- BiologyActa biochimica Polonica
- 2021
The presence of highly diverse ESBL strains with multiple drug resistance patterns in the Tricity water reservoirs could possibly pose a threat to human health and create a suitable ground for acquiring antibiotics resistance in the natural environment.
Antibacterial activity and mechanism of action of lipophilic antioxidants.
- Biology
- 2013
The potent and selective antibacterial activity, and low resistance potential upon extended subculture, suggest that these compounds could be used topically in combination with gentamicin to treat infected wounds.
Natural products as inhibitors of bacterial type IV secretion systems
- Biology
- 2019
Evidence is provided that plant-based treatments may target T4SS which are the delivery systems of virulence factors of certain pathogens, such as H. pylori, as well as co-adjuvants of antibacterial compounds to inhibit the acquisition of resistance genes by the pathogens from commensal non-pathogenic bacteria.
The silver cation (Ag+): antibacterial mode of action and mechanisms of resistance
- Biology
- 2013
Detailed characterisation of a known Ag+-resistance determinant was conducted to provide further insights into the mechanism of Ag+ resistance conferred by this determinant, which could potentially be applied to optimising the future uses of Ag+, as an antibacterial agent.
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