Biodiversitas Journal of Biological Diversity,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
24(12)
Published: Dec. 31, 2023
Abstract.
Losung
F,
Ginting
EL,
Abdjul
B,
Kapojos
MM,
Maarisit
W,
Mentang
Sumilat
DA,
Balansa
Mangindaan
REP.
2023.
Antimicrobial
and
FAD
synthetases
modulating
activities
of
leporins
A-C
isolated
from
the
sponge-associated
fungus
Trichoderma
sp.
Biodiversitas
24:
6502-6515.
The
emergence
microbial
resistance
poses
a
formidable
threat
to
human
health,
requiring
discovery
new
antibiotics.
In
this
study,
we
investigated
antimicrobial
potential
molecular
structures
metabolites
produced
by
sponge's
symbiont
fungal
species,
sp.,
in
vitro
against
S.
aureus
IAM
12544T
Candida
albicans
IFM
4954
in-silico
emerging
antibacterial
target,
prokaryotic
bifunctional
(FADS).
were
determined
using
spectroscopic
techniques
(1D,
2D
NMR,
HRESIMS),
while
assessment
biological
activities,
physicochemical
properties,
modifications
was
performed
through
slightly
modified
disk
agar
diffusion
method,
docking,
SwissAdme
pkCMS
tools,
bioisosterism,
respectively.
analysis
data
supported
identification
(1-3)
as
metabolites,
which
exhibited
strong
binding
affinities
2X0K
protein
target
(-8.9
-9.4
kcal/mol).
Despite
their
being
weaker
than
known
FADS
modulators
such
compounds
4
(-10.5
kcal/mol)
5
kcal/mol),
demonstrated
stronger
affinity
compound
6
(-9.6
-10.5
Notably,
substituting
methyl
group
with
fluorine
atom
1-3
resulted
lepofluorins
(1a-3a),
enhanced
improved
properties
compared
existing
modulators.
These
findings
suggest
that
(1-3),
particularly
have
putative
novel
FADS.
This
study
provides
valuable
insights
into
design
development
antibiotics
combat
resistance.
Journal of Medicine Surgery and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2, P. 100081 - 100081
Published: March 2, 2024
Antimicrobial
resistance
(AMR)
is
a
critical
global
health
issue
driven
by
antibiotic
misuse
and
overuse
in
various
sectors,
leading
to
the
emergence
of
resistant
microorganisms.
The
history
AMR
dates
back
discovery
penicillin,
with
rise
multidrug-resistant
pathogens
posing
significant
challenges
healthcare
systems
worldwide.
antibiotics
human
animal
health,
as
well
agriculture,
contributes
spread
genes,
creating
"Silent
Pandemic"
that
could
surpass
other
causes
mortality
2050.
affects
both
humans
animals,
treating
infections.
Various
mechanisms,
such
enzymatic
modification
biofilm
formation,
enable
microbes
withstand
effects
antibiotics.
lack
effective
threatens
routine
medical
procedures
lead
millions
deaths
annually
if
left
unchecked.
economic
impact
substantial,
projected
losses
trillions
dollars
financial
burdens
on
agriculture.
Artificial
intelligence
being
explored
tool
combat
improving
diagnostics
treatment
strategies,
although
data
quality
algorithmic
biases
exist.
To
address
effectively,
One
Health
approach
considers
human,
animal,
environmental
factors
crucial.
This
includes
enhancing
surveillance
systems,
promoting
stewardship
programs,
investing
research
development
for
new
antimicrobial
options.
Public
awareness,
education,
international
collaboration
are
essential
combating
preserving
efficacy
future
generations.
Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6
Published: Jan. 5, 2024
This
paper
presents
a
comprehensive
analysis
of
the
scholarly
footprint
ChatGPT,
an
AI
language
model,
using
bibliometric
and
scientometric
methods.
The
study
zooms
in
on
early
outbreak
phase
from
when
ChatGPT
was
launched
November
2022
to
June
2023.
It
aims
understand
evolution
research
output,
citation
patterns,
collaborative
networks,
application
domains,
future
directions
related
ChatGPT.
By
retrieving
data
Scopus
database,
533
relevant
articles
were
identified
for
analysis.
findings
reveal
prominent
publication
venues,
influential
authors,
countries
contributing
research.
Collaborative
networks
among
researchers
institutions
are
visualized,
highlighting
patterns
co-authorship.
domains
such
as
customer
support
content
generation,
examined.
Moreover,
identifies
emerging
keywords
potential
areas
exploration.
methodology
employed
includes
extraction,
various
indicators,
visualization
techniques
Sankey
diagrams.
provides
valuable
insights
into
ChatGPT's
academia
offers
guidance
further
advancements.
stimulates
discussions,
collaborations,
innovations
enhance
capabilities
impact
across
domains.
Cogent Engineering,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: June 25, 2023
The
introduction
of
the
AI-powered
chatbot
ChatGPT
by
OpenAI
has
sparked
much
interest
and
debate
among
academic
researchers.
Commentators
from
different
scientific
disciplines
have
raised
many
concerns
issues,
especially
related
to
ethics
using
these
tools
in
writing
publications.
In
addition,
there
been
discussions
about
whether
is
trustworthy,
effective,
useful
increasing
researchers'
productivity.
Therefore,
this
paper,
we
evaluate
ChatGPT's
performance
on
tasks
bibliometric
analysis,
comparing
output
provided
with
a
recently
conducted
study
same
topic.
findings
show
that
are
large
discrepancies
trustworthiness
low
particular
area.
researchers
should
exercise
caution
when
as
tool
studies.
This
paper
presents
a
comprehensive
analysis
of
the
scholarly
footprint
ChatGPT,
an
AI
language
model,
using
bibliometric
and
scientometric
methods.
The
study
aims
to
understand
evolution
research
output,
citation
patterns,
collaborative
networks,
application
domains,
future
directions
related
ChatGPT.
By
analyzing
data
from
Scopus
database,
533
relevant
articles
were
identified
for
analysis.
findings
reveal
prominent
publication
venues,
influential
authors,
countries
contributing
ChatGPT
research.
Collaborative
networks
among
researchers
institutions
are
visualized,
highlighting
patterns
co-authorship.
domains
such
as
customer
support
content
generation,
examined.
Moreover,
identifies
emerging
keywords
potential
areas
exploration.
methodology
employed
includes
extraction,
various
indicators,
visualization
techniques
Sankey
diagrams.
provides
valuable
insights
into
ChatGPT's
influence
in
academia
offers
guidance
further
advancements.
stimulates
discussions,
collaborations
innovations
enhance
capabilities
impact
across
domains.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: March 3, 2025
Introduction
Salmonella
detection
in
retail
pork
is
increasing,
yet
studies
on
its
antimicrobial
resistance
(AMR)
profiles
and
genomic
characteristics
remain
limited.
Moreover,
it
still
unclear
whether
certain
sequence
types
(STs)
are
consistently
or
rarely
associated
with
as
a
transmission
source.
Sichuan
province,
the
largest
pork-production
region
China,
provides
critical
setting
to
investigate
these
dynamics.
Methods
In
this
study,
213
strains
isolated
from
human
sources
(2019–2021)
underwent
phenotypic
AMR
testing
whole-genome
sequencing
(WGS).
Results
Resistance
profiling
revealed
higher
prevalence
of
pork-derived
strains,
particularly
veterinary-associated
antibiotics.
We
identified
STs
not
observed
such
ST23
(
S
.
Oranienburg)
poultry-commonly
ST32
Infantis),
suggesting
potential
non-pork
routes
for
STs.
To
quantify
type
diversity
within
each
sample
source,
we
introduced
index
(ST
=
number
different
STs/
total
isolates).
The
ST
was
32%
(49/153)
human-derived
isolates
20%
(12/60)
isolates.
PERMANOVA
analysis
significant
differences
structural
composition
between
human-
p
0.001),
indicating
that
may
harbor
specific
more
frequently.
Discussion
These
findings
highlight
role
reservoir
STs,
while
also
implying
pathways.
represents
novel
metric
assessing
across
sources,
offering
better
understanding
genetic
variation
Microorganisms,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(5), P. 842 - 842
Published: April 23, 2024
Antimicrobial
resistance
is
recognised
as
one
of
the
top
threats
healthcare
bound
to
face
in
future.
There
have
been
various
attempts
preserve
efficacy
existing
antimicrobials,
develop
new
and
efficient
manage
infections
with
multi-drug
resistant
strains,
improve
patient
outcomes,
resulting
a
growing
mass
routinely
available
data,
including
electronic
health
records
microbiological
information
that
can
be
employed
individualised
antimicrobial
stewardship.
Machine
learning
methods
developed
predict
from
whole-genome
sequencing
forecast
medication
susceptibility,
recognise
epidemic
patterns
for
surveillance
purposes,
or
propose
antibacterial
treatments
accelerate
scientific
discovery.
Unfortunately,
there
an
evident
gap
between
number
machine
applications
science
effective
implementation
these
systems.
This
narrative
review
highlights
some
outstanding
opportunities
offers
when
applied
research
related
resistance.
In
future,
tools
may
prove
superbugs'
kryptonite.
aims
provide
overview
publications
aid
researchers
are
looking
expand
their
work
approaches
acquaint
them
current
application
techniques
this
field.
Journal of Applied Pharmaceutical Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Antimicrobial
resistance
(AMR)
is
identified
as
the
fourth
leading
cause
of
mortality
in
Jordan.
However,
there
a
scarcity
data
addressing
demographics
and
clinical
characteristics
associated
with
AMR
against
commonly
used
antibiotics
Western
To
address
this
knowledge
gap,
retrospective
analysis
was
undertaken
on
microbiology
records
at
Al-Hussein/Salt
Hospital
Jordan
West
from
October
2020
to
December
2022
included
2893
reports.
Two
machine
learning
(ML)
models,
specifically
categorization
regression
trees
(CARTs)
random
forests
(RFs)
were
trained
using
reports
then
utilized
forecast
for
different
categories
antibiotics.
The
most
isolated
microorganisms
Escherichia
coli
(53.3%),
Klebsiella
pneumoniae,
Staphylococcus
aureus.
Bacterial
strains
belonging
Enterococcus
faecium,
aureus,
Acinetobacter
baumannii,
Pseudomonas
aeruginosa,
Enterobacter
species
category
demonstrated
elevated
levels
resistance.
RF
model
superior
accuracy
compared
CART,
exhibiting
range
0.64–0.99.
This
finding
suggests
significant
level
dependability
predictive
capability
models
forecasting
patterns.
susceptible
impact
demographic
factors
such
age,
sex,
bacterial
species.
study
emphasized
significance
monitoring
facilitate
administration
appropriate
antibiotic
therapy.
Technology and Health Care,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 18
Published: May 26, 2024
BACKGROUND:
The
widespread
use
of
antibiotics
has
led
to
a
gradual
adaptation
bacteria
these
drugs,
diminishing
the
effectiveness
treatments.
OBJECTIVE:
To
comprehensively
assess
research
progress
antibiotic
resistance
prediction
models
based
on
machine
learning
(ML)
algorithms,
providing
latest
quantitative
analysis
and
methodological
evaluation.
METHODS:
Relevant
literature
was
systematically
retrieved
from
databases,
including
PubMed,
Embase
Cochrane
Library,
inception
up
December
2023.
Studies
meeting
predefined
criteria
were
selected
for
inclusion.
model
risk
bias
assessment
tool
employed
quality
assessment,
random-effects
utilised
meta-analysis.
RESULTS:
systematic
review
included
total
22
studies
with
combined
sample
size
43,628;
10
ultimately
in
Commonly
used
ML
algorithms
random
forest,
decision
trees
neural
networks.
Frequently
predictive
variables
encompassed
demographics,
drug
history
underlying
diseases.
overall
sensitivity
0.57
(95%
CI:
0.42–0.70;
p<
0.001;
I2=
99.7%),
specificity
0.95
0.79–0.99;
I2
=
99.9%),
positive
likelihood
ratio
10.7
2.9–39.5),
negative
0.46
0.34–0.61),
diagnostic
odds
23
7–81)
area
under
receiver
operating
characteristic
curve
0.78
0.74–0.81;
0.001),
indicating
good
discriminative
ability
resistance.
However,
funnel
plots
suggested
high
publication
studies.
CONCLUSION:
This
meta-analysis
provides
current
comprehensive
evaluation
predicting
resistance,
emphasising
their
potential
application
clinical
practice.
Nevertheless,
stringent
design
reporting
are
warranted
enhance
credibility
future
Future
should
focus
innovation
incorporate
more
high-quality
further
advance
this
field.
Baltic Journal of Modern Computing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Antimicrobial
resistance
prediction
is
a
pivotal
ongoing
research
activity
that
currently
being
explored
across
various
levels.In
this
context,
we
present
the
application
of
two
methods
model
antimicrobial
Neisseria
gonorrhoeae
on
national
level
as
an
outcome
socio-economic
processes.The
use
different
implementations
principal
component
analysis
combined
with
classification
algorithms.Using
these
methods,
generated
forecasts
concerning
gonorrhoeae,
using
publicly
available
databases
encompassing
over
200
countries
from
1998
to
2021.Both
approaches
exhibit
similar
mean
absolute
averages
and
correlations
when
comparing
measurements
predictions.Steps
statistical
applications
are
discussed,
including
population-weighted
central
tendencies,
geographical
correlations,
time
trends
error
reduction
possibilities.