Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5672685 | Journal des Anti-infectieux | 2017 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
The care of patients of infectious diseases has become a major preoccupation of doctors and brings sometimes to therapeutic impasses due to antibiotic resistance which is the consequence of a genomic and protein adaptations of bacteria. This phenomenon becomes more and more frequent. The WHO qualifies it as a public health problem. This manuscript describes strategies that are actually used to fight against this resistance by improving the structure of the older antibiotics, the combination with beta-lactamases inhibitors, the use of bismuth salt, the substitution by anti-microbial peptide, the blockade of plasmid transfer, the inhibition of ATP synthase and the use of nanoparticles and gene therapy.
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Authors
C.-E. Lemaoui, H. Layaida, A. Badi, N. Foudi,