Overall, S. cavourensis BA1 represents a promising source of antibacterial metabolites, although genome sequencing, bioassay-guided purification, and mechanistic studies are required to confirm the active principles and therapeutic safety in vivo.
Findings highlight S. enissocaesilis ASB as a promising source of extracellular bioactive metabolites and provide a foundation for future studies involving compound purification, structural characterization, safety evaluation, and translational development against MDROs.
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The integrated experimental and in silico approach highlights soil-derived actinomycetes as versatile and sustainable bioresources with significant pharmaceutical and biotechnological potential, emphasizing their role in combating antimicrobial resistance and enabling the rational development of novel therapeutic and i...
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The results demonstrate that T. asperellum Uz-A4 is a promising source of pharmacologically relevant antibacterial metabolites with potential applications in drug discovery and microbial control.
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It is suggested that marine-derived bacterial pigments can serve as a source of novel antibacterial agents and provide a foundation for future research into their clinical and industrial applications.
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Findings indicate that P. cattleyanum contains bioactive compounds capable of inhibiting bacterial growth and attenuating virulence mechanisms in S. aureus, highlighting its potential as a source of natural agents for the development of alternative or adjunctive antimicrobial therapies against resistant pathogens.
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Endophytic bacterium Bacillus spizizenii from Solanum elaeagnifolium represents a promising resource for developing new antimicrobial and antiviral therapeutics, and its extracts showed both qualitative and quantitative inhibitory activity against a broad range of standard and multidrug-resistant pathogens.
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