… The overall results showed a considerable increase of the tested antibiotic activity. The
highest effects were noted with CLO, DOX, and TET in association with HRB at MIC/2 and MIC/4. …

… cal agents that improve an antibiotic's ability to act effectively … ) Overexpression of efflux
pumps to expel antibiotics from the … because of their broadspectrum antibacterial activity [97, 98]. …

… of antibiotics and consequently their activity.The pathogens used in this work are known for
their ability to express efflux pumps to … The increase in the antibacterial activity of the different …

… the membrane structure and inhibiting the efflux pump. … Several types of phytochemicals with
antibacterial activity … with synergistic antibacterial activity to antibiotics may inhibit or modify …

… antibiotics, leading to the development of resistance. Some phytochemicals are reported as
efflux pump … The antimicrobial activity of some phytochemicals against bacterial pathogens is …

… , change in cell permeability, alteration of drug targets, intrinsic expression of efflux pumps
and biofilm formation that acts … This study shows the promising antimicrobial activity from the …

… as well as antibacterial activities, the phytochemicals have … the efflux pump inhibition activity
against the NorA efflux pumps. … bactericidal agents or antimicrobial agents potentiating the …

… are derived from phytochemicals [13]. Phytochemicals may have a direct antimicrobial
effect… Moreover, they can be used to improve the effectiveness of the usual antibiotics after …

… them act as potentiators of some antibiotics by inhibiting drug … growth and the permanence
in blue the absence of growth. … antibiotic in strains carrying efflux pumps is an indication of …

… essential oils, as well as safrole, could modulate bacterial growth in different resistant strains,
this study aims to characterize the phytochemical profile and evaluate the antibacterial and …