… Multidrug resistance patterns in Gram-positive and -… antibiotics. There is currently a shortage
of effective therapies, lack of successful prevention measures, and only a few new antibiotics…

Antimicrobial resistance continues to increase while the pipeline for new antibiotic development
is drying up; after only eight decades of antibiotic use, bacterial infections that once …

… are key components to understand and manage the resistance … antibiotic pollution, in
resistance evolution, in transmission and as a mere reflection of the regional antibiotic resistance …

… against antibiotic-resistant pathogens. People should also realize that although antibiotics
… of bacteria—and the mix of antibiotic-resistant and antibiotic-susceptible types—not only in …

… of the antibiotic resistance mechanisms, we will categorize them according to the biochemical
route involved in resistance, … of the compound reaching the antibiotic target (by decreasing …

… antibiotic resistance genes predate our use of antibiotics and offers the first direct evidence
that antibiotic resistance … of resistance in the clinic and predicts that new antibiotics will select …

… of bacteria is resistant to j-lactam antibiotics are usually resistant to aminoglycosides, and
the combination ofan aminoglycoside with vancomycin, another cell wall-inhibiting antibiotic, …

… antibiotics and their targets along with antibiotic resistance genes, associated proteins, and
antibiotic resistance … At the core of the CARD is a highly developed Antibiotic Resistance …

… 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 …

… resistance is scanty, and several pathogens—notably Escherichia coli—are becoming markedly
more resistant… of those antibiotics that prove less prone to select resistance. Furthermore…