Searching for new agents against Enterobacteriaceae from nature: approaches, potential plant species, isolated compounds, and their respective properties
Nelson E. Masota,
Markus Zehe,
Gerd Vogg
et al.
Abstract:The rising trend of antibiotic-resistant infections around the world and the low antimicrobials development pipeline volume are necessitating continued efforts in the search for novel treatment options. The prominent success from fungi and bacteria as sources of antibiotics has long motivated widespread efforts in the search for antibacterial compounds from other natural sources including plants. This review aimed at appraising the approaches and outcomes from studies commissioned to evaluate the antibacterial… Show more
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