Synergistic Effectiveness of Phoenix dactylifera Seed Extract with Some Antibiotics on Staphylococcus aureus Bacteria In-vitro
Eman Azzam,
Wafa Radif
Abstract:N the community and hospital settings, antibiotic resistance poses a significant 21st-century challenge. As a result, diverse therapeutic methods are imperative. Medicinal plants, known since ancient times, are gaining increased attention for treating bacterial infections. This study aimed to evaluate the inhibitory effectiveness of Phoenix dactylifera seed extract, comparing it with antibiotics, and assessing its synergy with antibiotics against S. aureus. Various extract concentrations (10%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 1… Show more
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