“…The electrostatic binding is followed by physical, mechanical, and morphological alterations 11,20,44−52 of the bacterial cell envelope as well as alteration of bacterial omics, 11,53−55 mental concerns. 56 Also, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimated the expense of handling antibiotic resistance as ∼$55 billion/year in the U.S. 57 Therefore, if low-cost, high-efficacy, cationic antimicrobials can be developed from green and eco-friendly materials, we will not only be able to fight against antibiotic-resistant bacteria effectively and economically but will also be able to save human, animal, and aquatic life.…”