Antibiotics targeting the bacterial ribosome are essential to combating bacterial infections.
These antibiotics bind to various sites on the ribosome, inhibiting different stages of protein …

Plant essential oils possess broad-spectral antimicrobial property, but the applications are
impeded by their insolubility in water, extreme volatility, and strong irritation. Nanoparticle …

When ribosome-targeting antibiotics attack actively growing bacteria, they occupy ribosomal
active centers, causing the ribosomes to stall or make errors that either halt cellular growth …

Antibiotic pollutants from pharmaceutical waste pose a severe threat to ecosystems. This
study explores the use of gallium-metal organic frameworks (Ga-MOFs) and imide …

To meet the high requirements of biomedical applications in antimicrobial agents, it is crucial
to explore efficient nano‐antimicrobial agents with no resistance and good biocompatibility …

Pseudomonas aeruginosa is one of the most common microorganisms causing infections of
severe skin wounds. Antibiotic or antiseptic treatments are crucial to prevent and curb these …

ribosome abundance is a significant concern for cells. Ribonucleases mediate ribosome
degradation in response to stresses, while some ribosomes deactivate translational activity …

The process of protein synthesis via translation is of paramount importance for the existence
of life on Earth. The bacterial translation machinery has embraced more than 3.5 billion …

In all living cells, the ribosome translates the genetic information carried by messenger
RNAs (mRNAs) into proteins. The process of ribosome recycling, a key step during protein …