When Immune Defenses Fail, Antibiotics Fight Alone Against Resistant Bacteria
A new review explains how neutrophil, complement, and barrier defects reshape antibiotic activity in immunocompromised patients with resistant bacterial infections.
A new review explains how neutrophil, complement, and barrier defects reshape antibiotic activity in immunocompromised patients with resistant bacterial infections.
A new review outlines ten concrete measures, from phage selection to dosage modelling, for improving the consistency of phage therapy ...
A new review finds bacteriophage therapy shows promise against antibiotic-resistant livestock infections, but most evidence remains limited to laboratory and ...
A critical narrative review finds that most non-antibiotic antimicrobial strategies remain preclinical, with only phage therapy, antimicrobial peptides, silver formulations ...
A narrative review of 130 studies finds that biofilms present in 60 to 80 percent of diabetic foot ulcers drive ...
Researchers have published a set of thirteen practical guidelines designed to help scientists annotate bacteriophage genomes accurately and prevent the ...
Researchers isolated three new Klebsiella phages from Benin that lyse multidrug-resistant and hypervirulent strains across many capsular types and disrupt ...
Two newly characterized Silviavirus bacteriophages from Indian sewage lysed all 28 MRSA isolates tested in laboratory assays, with genomic analysis ...
An engineered gut bacterium delivered a Salmonella-targeting phage that multiplied on arrival and protected mice from oral infection in a ...
A comprehensive review details how strictly lytic bacteriophages can target intestinal pathogens in livestock and poultry while preserving beneficial microbiota, ...
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