Antibiotic resistance is a growing global health problem when the discovery and
development of novel antibiotics are diminishing. Various strategies have been proposed to …

An increasing number of bacterial pathogens are acquiring resistance to the commonly used
antibiotics. This has spurred a global threat leading to a resistance era and has penetrated …

Importance of the field: The emerging and sustained resistance to currently available
antibiotics and the poor pipeline of new antibacterials urgently call for the development of …

Existing antibacterial agents can be categorized into two generations, but bacterial
insensitivity towards both of these classes poses a serious public health challenge …

Natural product antibiotics have played an essential role in the treatment of bacterial
infection in addition to serving as useful tools to explore the intricate biology of bacteria. Our …

Antibiotics are essential for both treating and preventing infectious diseases. Paradoxically,
despite their importance as pillars of modern medicine, we are in danger of losing antibiotics …

The rise of antibiotic resistance and the decrease in the discovery of new antibiotics have
caused a global health crisis. Of particular concern is the fact that despite efforts to develop …

Bacterial resistance is inevitable and is a growing concern. It can be addressed only by
discovery and development of new agents. However the discovery and development of new …

The need for new antibiotics is greater than ever due to the emergence of multidrug resistant
pathogens. The value and importance of antibiotics cannot be overestimated, and they must …

Increasing resistance and decreasing numbers of antibiotics reaching the market point to a
growing need for novel antibacterial drugs. Most antibiotics are very inefficient at killing non …