Abstract:Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the major leading causes of
death around the globe. Present treatment pipelines are insufficient to
overcome the critical situation. Prominent biofilm forming human
pathogens which have the ability to thrive in infection sites using
adaptive features results in biofilm persistence. This is a challenge
due to involvement of unknown pathways for which therapeutic targets are
still unknown. In regard to this developing newer and effective
treatment options using edge cutti… Show more
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