Alternatives to Antibiotics
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Alternatives to Antibiotics
Recent Trends and Future Prospects
Tiwary, Bipransh Kumar; Saha, Tilak; Deb Adhikari, Manab
Springer Verlag, Singapore
08/2022
571
Dura
Inglês
9789811918537
15 a 20 dias
1051
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Chapter 1. Quest for alternatives to antibiotics - an urgent need of the 21st century.- Chapter 2. Phytochemicals as antibacterial agents: current status and future perspective.- Chapter 3. Quorum quenching enzymes: a potent alternative to conventional antibiotics.- Chapter 4. Antibodies as antibacterial molecules: the new era of antibody-mediated immunity.- Chapter 5. Phage therapy: genomics to applications and future prospects.- Chapter 6. Alternatives to antibiotics in animal farming.- Chapter 7. Metal catalysed synthesis of b-lactam antibiotics.- Chapter 8. Upgrading the antibiotic arsenal against gram-positive bacteria: chemical modifications of vancomycin.- Chapter 9. Heterocyclic scaffolds in novel synthetic antibacterial agents.- Chapter 10. Antibacterial metal-organic frameworks.- Chapter 11. Cationic amphiphilic molecules as bactericidal agents.- Chapter 12. Polymeric nanoparticles and nanocomposites as antibacterial agents.- Chapter 13. Metallic nanoparticles and their composites as alternative antibacterial therapeutics.- Chapter 14. Carbon nanoparticles as the next generation antimicrobial agents.- Chapter 15. Dendrimeric entities as chemical alternatives towards antimicrobial therapy.- Chapter 16. Ionic liquids, ionic liquid nanoparticles and nanocomposites-the future antibiotics.- Chapter 17. Prebiotic immunomodulators to enhance mucosal immunity and to reduce mass use of antibiotics.- Chapter 18. Use of probiotics, prebiotics and synbiotics as an alternative to antibiotics.- Chapter 19. The implication of antimicrobial peptides against bacteria and their clinical aspects.- Chapter 20. development of probiotics for helocibacter pylori infection management.- Chapter 21. Implications of probiotics in management of bacterial infections.- Chapter 22. Nano carriers for the molecular targeting of pathogenic bacteria.
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Antibiotics;Resistance;One health;nanomaterials;immunity;AGP
Chapter 1. Quest for alternatives to antibiotics - an urgent need of the 21st century.- Chapter 2. Phytochemicals as antibacterial agents: current status and future perspective.- Chapter 3. Quorum quenching enzymes: a potent alternative to conventional antibiotics.- Chapter 4. Antibodies as antibacterial molecules: the new era of antibody-mediated immunity.- Chapter 5. Phage therapy: genomics to applications and future prospects.- Chapter 6. Alternatives to antibiotics in animal farming.- Chapter 7. Metal catalysed synthesis of b-lactam antibiotics.- Chapter 8. Upgrading the antibiotic arsenal against gram-positive bacteria: chemical modifications of vancomycin.- Chapter 9. Heterocyclic scaffolds in novel synthetic antibacterial agents.- Chapter 10. Antibacterial metal-organic frameworks.- Chapter 11. Cationic amphiphilic molecules as bactericidal agents.- Chapter 12. Polymeric nanoparticles and nanocomposites as antibacterial agents.- Chapter 13. Metallic nanoparticles and their composites as alternative antibacterial therapeutics.- Chapter 14. Carbon nanoparticles as the next generation antimicrobial agents.- Chapter 15. Dendrimeric entities as chemical alternatives towards antimicrobial therapy.- Chapter 16. Ionic liquids, ionic liquid nanoparticles and nanocomposites-the future antibiotics.- Chapter 17. Prebiotic immunomodulators to enhance mucosal immunity and to reduce mass use of antibiotics.- Chapter 18. Use of probiotics, prebiotics and synbiotics as an alternative to antibiotics.- Chapter 19. The implication of antimicrobial peptides against bacteria and their clinical aspects.- Chapter 20. development of probiotics for helocibacter pylori infection management.- Chapter 21. Implications of probiotics in management of bacterial infections.- Chapter 22. Nano carriers for the molecular targeting of pathogenic bacteria.
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