Hijacking the Bacterial Circuitry of Biofilm Processes via Chemical “Hot-Wiring”: An Under-explored Avenue for Therapeutic Development
Hijacking the Bacterial Circuitry of Biofilm Processes via Chemical “Hot-Wiring”: An Under-explored Avenue for Therapeutic Development
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通过化学“热接线”劫持生物膜过程的细菌回路:一条尚未探索的治疗开发途径
DOI:
10.1021/acsinfecdis.9b00104
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
5.3
通讯作者:
Wuest, William M.
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作者:
Wilt, Ingrid K.;Hari, Taylor P.;Wuest, William M.
Biofilm-associated infections are linked to chronic and recurring illnesses. These infections are often not susceptible to current antibiotic treatments because of the protective exocellular matrix and subpopulations of dormant or “persister” cells. Targeting bacterial circuitry involved in biofilm formation, including two-component systems, quorum sensing, polysaccharide structural integrity, and cyclic nucleotide signaling pathways, has the potential to expand the existing arsenal of therapeutics, thus catalyzing a second golden age of antibiotic development.