英文摘要 |
The use of antibiotics for treating bacterial infections had started recently-not more than 100 years ago. The evolution of several strains of antibiotic-resistant bacteria has become commonplace. Today, the increasing number of multidrugresistant bacteria is a threat to human health. Some researchers even claim that we are approaching the post-antibiotic era. Therefore, there is an urgent need to develop new antibiotics. Many researchers are seeking different targets involved in bacterial cell wall synthesis, against which a new generation of antibiotics can be created using a novel scaffold. This article introduces novel phenotypic screens and antibiotic targets and also provides new strategies for treating bacterial infections. We hope that this work will aid the development of novel antibiotics and prolong the antibiotic era. |