The Antimicrobial Resistance and New Routes for Antibiotic Discovery

Sameh El Sayed

Opinion Article

The Antimicrobial Resistance and New Routes for Antibiotic Discovery

Sameh El Sayed*

School of Chemistry, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom

Corresponding Author

Received Date: August 02, 2021; Published Date: October 25, 2021

Abstract

The excessive use of antibiotics for infections therapy and the lack of research for new antibiotic discovery has lead to antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Many efforts are needed by governments, societies, and industries to slow down the AMR and accelerates the discovery of new antibiotics. Herein a spotlight on the current limitations of AMR understating and the new routes to battle AMR are presented.

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Citation

Sameh El Sayed. The Antimicrobial Resistance and New Routes for Antibiotic Discovery. Sci J Biol & Life Sci. 2(1): 2021. SJBLS. MS.ID.000527. DOI: 10.33552/SJBLS.2021.02.000527

Keywords

Antimicrobial; Resistance Biology; Antibiotic Discovery; Antimicrobial resistance; New antibiotics; Infections treatments; Food; Animal; Agriculture productions; Pathogens; Biological knowledge; Pharmaceutical laboratories; Pathogenic bacteria; Invasive antibiotics