… of antibiotics to exploit every source of resistance genes and … of resistance for each and
every antibiotic introduced into … salient aspects of antibiotic resistance development over the …

… The origin of these resistance mechanisms remains an open evolutionary questionr. Genes
… in antibiotic resistance have probably evolved for other purposes than antibiotic resistance. …

… for bacterial infections, and antibiotics have since had huge effects on … antibiotic resistance
(ABR): Many pathogenic bacteria have evolved resistance to the main classes of antibiotics…

… Along this article, we will discuss some aspects of antibiotic resistance related to the
basic mechanisms of evolution. In this regard, in contrast with the situation with Metazoans (Navas …

… as selection for antibiotic-resistant organisms and a faster evolution of antibiotic resistance.
… , human, farming, and agricultural, so that the antibiotic-derived effects in one of them has …

… The massive prescription of antibiotics and their non-regulated and extensive … antibiotic
resistance in microorganisms; this has been of great clinical significance. Antibiotic resistance …

… factor, the absence of which hinders antibiotic resistance development. We show that Mfd …
multiple classes of antibiotics. We also find that Mfd promotes the evolution of hypermutation, …

… Of course, resistance based on transmissible plasmids affords the significant … : (i) resistance
to several antibiotics can be be brought together in single plasmids; (ii) antibiotic resistance …

… for antibiotic resistance and the parameters involved in the spread of resistance. … an
illustrative example of the evolution of multiple antibiotic resistance as a consequence of repeated …

… of drug resistance. In an initial effort to examine the role of induced mutation in the evolution
of antibiotic resistance, we have focused our studies on the synthetic antibiotic ciprofloxacin. …