Applied and Environmental Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
88(10)
Опубликована: Май 2, 2022
The
outer
membrane
of
Gram-negative
bacteria
is
one
the
major
factors
contributing
to
development
antibiotic
resistance,
resulting
in
a
lack
effectiveness
several
hydrophobic
antibiotics.
Plantaricin
A
(PlnA)
intensifies
potency
antibiotics
by
increasing
permeability
bacterial
membrane.
Moreover,
it
has
been
proven
bind
lipopolysaccharide
Escherichia
coli
via
electrostatic
and
interactions
interfere
with
integrity
Based
on
this
mechanism,
we
designed
series
PlnA1
analogs
changing
structure,
hydrophobicity,
charge
enhance
their
membrane-permeabilizing
ability.
Subsequent
analyses
revealed
that
among
analogs,
OP4
demonstrated
highest
penetrating
ability,
weaker
cytotoxicity,
higher
therapeutic
index.
In
addition,
decelerated
resistance
when
E.
cells
were
continuously
exposed
sublethal
concentrations
erythromycin
ciprofloxacin
for
30
generations.
Further
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
11
Опубликована: Окт. 6, 2020
The
pyogenic
streptococci
group
includes
pathogenic
species
for
humans
and
other
animals
has
been
associated
with
enduring
morbidity
high
mortality.
main
reason
the
treatment
failure
of
streptococcal
infections
is
increased
resistance
to
antibiotics.
In
recent
years,
infectious
diseases
caused
by
resistant
multiple
antibiotics
have
raising
a
significant
impact
public
health
veterinary
industry.
rise
antibiotic-resistant
diverse
mechanisms,
such
as
efflux
pumps
modifications
antimicrobial
target.
Among
streptococci,
antibiotic
emerges
from
previously
sensitive
populations
result
horizontal
gene
transfer
or
chromosomal
point
mutations
due
excessive
use
antimicrobials.
Streptococci
strains
are
also
recognized
biofilm
producers.
biofilms
among
promote
persistent
infection,
which
comprise
circa
80%
microbial
in
humans.
Therefore,
overcome
drug
resistance,
new
strategies,
including
antibacterial
antibiofilm
agents,
studied.
Interestingly,
systems
based
on
nanoparticles
applied
tackle
infection
reduce
emergence
resistance.
Herein,
we
present
synopsis
mechanisms
(pyogenic)
discuss
some
innovative
strategies
alternative
conventional
antibiotics,
bacteriocins,
bacteriophage,
phage
lysins,
metal
nanoparticles.
We
shall
provide
focused
discussion
advantages
limitations
agents
considering
application,
efficacy
safety
context
host
evolution
bacterial
Abstract
Background
Antimicrobial
resistance
(AMR)
is
among
the
gravest
threats
to
human
health
and
food
security
worldwide.
The
use
of
antimicrobials
in
livestock
production
can
lead
emergence
AMR,
which
have
direct
effects
on
humans
through
spread
zoonotic
disease.
Pigs
pose
a
particular
risk
as
they
are
source
diseases
receive
more
than
most
other
livestock.
Here
we
large-scale
genomic
approach
characterise
AMR
Streptococcus
suis
,
commensal
found
pigs,
but
also
cause
serious
disease
both
pigs
humans.
Results
We
obtained
replicated
measures
Minimum
Inhibitory
Concentration
(MIC)
for
16
antibiotics,
across
panel
678
isolates,
from
major
pig-producing
regions
world.
For
several
drugs,
there
was
no
natural
separation
into
‘resistant’
‘susceptible’,
highlighting
need
treat
MIC
quantitative
trait.
differences
MICs
between
countries,
consistent
with
their
patterns
antimicrobial
usage.
levels
were
high
even
drugs
not
used
S.
many
multidrug-resistant
isolates.
Similar
associated
transmission.
next
whole
genome
sequences
each
isolate
identify
43
candidate
determinants,
22
novel
.
presence
these
determinants
explained
variation
MIC.
But
interesting
complications,
including
epistatic
interactions,
where
known
alleles
had
effect
some
genetic
backgrounds.
Beta-lactam
involved
core
variants
small
effect,
appearing
characteristic
order.
Conclusions
present
large
dataset
allowing
analysis
multiple
contributing
factors
that
observe
reflected
by
antibiotic
usage
our
results
confirm
potential
data
aid
fight
against
AMR.
Journal of The Royal Society Interface,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
17(168), С. 20200105 - 20200105
Опубликована: Июль 1, 2020
The
evolution
of
multidrug
antibiotic
resistance
in
commensal
bacteria
is
an
important
public
health
concern.
Commensal
such
as
Escherichia
coli
,
Streptococcus
pneumoniae
or
Staphylococcus
aureus
are
also
opportunistic
pathogens
causing
a
large
fraction
the
community-acquired
and
hospital-acquired
bacterial
infections.
Multidrug
(MDR)
makes
these
infections
harder
to
treat
with
antibiotics
may
thus
cause
substantial
additional
morbidity
mortality.
Here,
we
develop
evolutionary
epidemiology
model
identify
factors
favouring
MDR
bacteria.
describes
species
evolving
host
population
subjected
multiple
treatments.
We
combine
statistical
analysis
number
simulations
mathematical
understand
behaviour.
find
that
evolves
more
readily
when
it
less
costly
than
expected
from
combinations
single
resistances
(positive
epistasis).
frequently
contact
drugs
prescribed
population,
even
if
individual
hosts
only
treated
drug
at
time.
favoured
structured
different
classes
vary
their
rates
treatment.
However,
under
most
circumstances,
recombination
between
loci
involved
does
not
meaningfully
affect
equilibrium
frequency
MDR.
Together,
results
suggest
frequent
outcome
encounter
variety
population.
A
better
characterization
variability
use
across
(e.g.
age
geographical
location)
would
help
predict
which
genotypes
will
evolve.
Evolution Letters,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
5(3), С. 290 - 301
Опубликована: Май 19, 2021
Abstract
The
evolutionary
pressures
that
determine
the
location
(chromosomal
or
plasmid-borne)
of
bacterial
genes
are
not
fully
understood.
We
investigate
these
through
mathematical
modeling
in
context
antibiotic
resistance,
which
is
often
found
on
plasmids.
Our
central
finding
gene
under
positive
frequency-dependent
selection:
higher
frequency
one
form
resistance
compared
to
other,
its
relative
fitness.
This
can
keep
moderately
beneficial
plasmids,
despite
occasional
plasmid
loss.
For
genes,
dependence
leads
a
priority
effect:
whichever
acquired
first—through
either
mutation
horizontal
transfer—has
time
increase
and
thus
becomes
difficult
displace.
Higher
rates
transfer
plasmid-borne
than
chromosomal
therefore
predict
will
be
Gene
flow
between
chromosome
allows
forms
arise,
but
selection
prevents
from
establishing.
Further
shows
this
effect
particularly
pronounced
when
shared
across
large
number
species,
suggesting
plasmids
because
they
many
species.
also
revisit
previous
theoretical
work—relating
role
local
adaptation
explaining
persistence—in
light
our
findings.
Colistin
resistance
in
bacteria
is
a
growing
global
issue,
given
its
role
as
critical
last-resort
antibiotic,
particularly
for
treating
Gram-negative
bacterial
infections.
Pathogens
adopt
multiple
mechanisms,
mediated
either
by
plasmids
or
chromosomal
changes.
Some
of
the
most
frequently
observed
strategies
include
occurrence
plasmid-borne
mobile
colistin
(mcr)
genes,
enhanced
efflux
pump
activity,
mutations
regulatory
systems,
and
alterations
lipid
A
structure.
This
article
provides
an
overview
studies
investigating
genetic
mechanisms
underlying
nosocomial
from
India.
total
37
were
identified
through
online
searches
across
various
databases,
including
PubMed,
ScienceDirect,
Web
Science.
These
reviewed
to
examine
species
their
resistance.
Over
26
(70.27%)
focused
on
Klebsiella
pneumoniae.
The
commonly
reported
mechanism
involved
two-component
systems
pmrAB
phoPQ.
Plasmid-mediated
colistin-resistant
mcr
genes
22
(18.18%).
Four
overexpression
comprehensive
summary
these
studies,
emphasizing
presence
diverse
pathogens.
It
underscores
necessity
future
genomic
research
broader
range
pathogens
investigate
prevalence
different
regions
JAC-Antimicrobial Resistance,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
1(3)
Опубликована: Ноя. 5, 2019
Surveillance
of
antimicrobial
resistance
(AMR)
is
essential
for
clinical
decision-making
and
public
health
authorities
to
monitor
patterns
in
evaluate
the
effectiveness
interventions
control
measures.
Existing
AMR
surveillance
typically
based
on
reports
from
hospital
laboratories
laboratories,
comprising
pathogen
frequencies
among
each
species
detected.
Here
we
propose
an
improved
framework
surveillance,
which
unit
patients
with
specific
conditions,
rather
than
biological
samples
a
particular
type.
In
this
'case-based'
denominators
as
well
numerators
will
be
clearly
defined
relevance
more
comparable
at
local,
national
international
level.
locations
sufficient
resources,
individual-based
data
patient
characteristics
full
antibiotic
susceptibility
profiles
would
provide
high-quality
evidence
monitoring
resistant
pathogens
importance,
treatment
infections
responses
outbreaks
bacteria.
Journal of The Royal Society Interface,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
20(203)
Опубликована: Июнь 1, 2023
Increasing
levels
of
antibiotic
resistance
in
many
bacterial
pathogen
populations
are
a
major
threat
to
public
health.
Resistance
an
provides
fitness
benefit
when
the
bacteria
exposed
this
antibiotic,
but
also
often
comes
at
cost
resistant
relative
susceptible
counterparts.
We
lack
good
understanding
these
benefits
and
costs
for
pathogens
antibiotics,
estimating
them
could
lead
better
use
antibiotics
way
that
reduces
or
prevents
spread
resistance.
Here,
we
propose
new
model
joint
epidemiology
variants,
which
includes
explicit
parameters
show
how
Bayesian
inference
can
be
performed
under
using
phylogenetic
data
from
lineages
by
combining
both
able
disentangle
estimate
separately.
applied
our
inferential
methodology
several
simulated
datasets
demonstrate
scalability
accuracy.
analysed
dataset
Neisseria
gonorrhoeae
genomes
collected
between
2000
2013
USA.
found
two
unrelated
fluoroquinolones
shared
similar
epidemic
dynamics
parameters.
Fluoroquinolones
were
abandoned
treatment
gonorrhoea
due
increasing
resistance,
results
suggest
they
used
treat
minority
around
10%
cases
without
causing
grow
again.