Biofilm-associated infections (BAI) have posed serious threats to public health. Novel
therapy based on carbon monoxide (CO) is being increasingly appreciated. However, CO …

Recent studies indicate that carbon monoxide-releasing molecules (CORMs), a class of
organometallic compounds, exert antibacterial activities through the delivery of carbon …

Due to self-produced extracellular polymeric substances (EPS), biofilms are hard to
eradicate by common antimicrobials. Herein, a new quaternary ammonium salt based cross …

Carbon monoxide (CO) is being increasingly appreciated as a major physiological
gasomediator and plays significant roles in different biological activities. However, site …

One potential approach to address the rising threat of antibiotic resistance is through novel
formulations of established drugs. We designed antibiotic cross-linked micelles (ABC …

Infectious diseases remain one of the leading causes of death worldwide despite the
tremendous effort devoted to the design and development of antimicrobial agents. However …

Staphylococcal biofilms cause many infectious diseases and are highly tolerant to the effects
of antimicrobials; this is partly due to the biofilm matrix, which acts as a physical barrier …

Biofilms formed by pathogenic bacteria are one of the most important reasons for multidrug
resistance. One of the major limitations in the biofilm treatment is the existence of intensive …

Biofilm-related bacterial infections are extremely resistant to antibiotics, mainly due to the
impermeability of the intensive matrices, which allow the bacteria to survive antibiotic …

Biofilms have attracted increasing attention in recent years. Many bacterial infections are
associated with biofilm formation. A bacterial biofilm is an aggregated membrane-like …