Exploring how plant metabolites offer promising solutions to combat antibiotic-resistant superbugs through natural chemical defenses and modern scientific approaches.
Exploring the structure-activity relationship of the B-ring in diaryl ether-based paFabV inhibitors and their potential as novel antibiotics.
Discover how early antibiotic use in infants can trigger fungal overgrowth that reprograms the immune system, potentially leading to allergies and asthma later in life.
Exploring how latent antibiotics like arylomycins offer new hope in the fight against antibiotic-resistant superbugs through novel mechanisms and engineering approaches.
Exploring the development of new Schiff base compounds with potent antibacterial activity against resistant bacteria.
Explore how antibiotic use during pregnancy transforms the vaginal microbiome, affecting maternal and infant health through scientific evidence and data visualizations.
Exploring how space environment affects antibiotic effectiveness and bacterial behavior, with implications for future space missions and Earth medicine.
Discover how host metabolites enhance aminoglycoside antibiotics by stimulating bacterial proton motive force, potentially revolutionizing antibiotic therapy.
How scientists are using computer models and chemistry to create next-generation antibiotics against superbugs.
Discover how isoamphipathic antibacterial molecules use positional isomerism to combat antibiotic resistance while minimizing toxicity to human cells.