The increasing drug resistance of bacteria to commonly used antibiotics creates the need to
search for and develop alternative forms of treatment. Phage therapy fits this trend perfectly …

The ESKAPE pathogens are the primary threat due to their constant spread of drug
resistance worldwide. These pathogens are also regarded as opportunistic pathogens and …

Various microorganisms are located on the human skin, mucous membrane and inside the
human body. Many of these microorganisms are beneficial and few are even essential …

Bacteriophages (phages) are viruses that specifically attack bacteria. Their use as
therapeutics, which constitutes a promising alternative to antibiotics, heavily relies on …

Pseudomonas aeruginosa-associated infective endocarditis represents difficult-to-treat,
deep-seated infections. Phage-antibiotic combinations have shown to eradicate multi-drug …

The growing global apprehension towards multi-drug resistant (MDR) bacteria necessitates
the development of innovative strategies to combat these infections. Berberine (BER), an …

The contemporary understanding of complex interactions in natural microbial communities
and the numerous mechanisms of bacterial communication challenge the classical concept …

Bacteriophages present unique features that enable targeted killing of bacteria, including
strains resistant to many antibiotics. However, phage pharmacokinetics and …

Background The increasing emergence of antimicrobial resistance worldwide has led to
renewed interest in phage therapy. Unlike antibiotics, the lack of pharmacokinetics …

Antimicrobial resistance poses a serious risk to contemporary healthcare since it reduces
the number of bacterial illnesses that may be treated with antibiotics, particularly for patients …