Biogenic metal nanomaterials to combat antimicrobial resistance
Elsevier eBooks(2022)
摘要
Antimicrobial resistance is one of the biggest problems that the healthcare system faces nowadays, with an increasing burden due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Different alternatives to the current treatments of bacterial infections have been studied far away from the use of traditional antibiotics. One of them is nanotechnology, which proposes a suitable solution without the associated problems. Still, the production of different nanomaterials often shows disadvantages, such as producing toxic by-products or the need for functionalization to deliver a suitable therapeutic effect. The implementation of green nanotechnology in nanomaterials synthesis shows great potential, with specific implementation in metal-based nanomaterials. As such, this chapter revised the state of biogenic or biologically produced metal nanoparticles produced by bacteria, fungi, and plant extracts with antimicrobial applications against antibiotic-resistant strains. The chapter summarizes and discusses some of the newest advances in the field to demonstrate that these nanostructures can become a significant enhancement in the fight towards superbugs.
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biogenic metal nanomaterials,antimicrobial resistance
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