摘要
绿脓杆菌是囊性纤维化患者中最常见的与院内感染和威胁生命的慢性感染有关的格兰性阴性菌。这些病原菌能够依附在医疗设备上形成细胞膜,包括规则排列的胞外聚合物。因其强烈地依附在设备的表面以及抗生素治疗固有的弹性,P.aeruginosa对临床药物产生一种比较严重地威胁,并且促进了慢性感染的长久性。在过去的十年微生物膜的研究主要包括在生物膜形成、耐药性和分散中环境信号、基因元素和分子机制的理解。从这些机制的研究中获得的信息对建立根治方法或阻止生物膜的形成很重要。目前,生物膜感染通常由抗生素和外科手术移除,此外被感染设备的频繁更换。此外近期鉴定的特殊的天然资源可作为康生物膜剂来抵抗病原菌。本文将强调近期抵抗体内和体外模型P.aerugunosa生物膜感染的植物源化合物的进展。
关键词: 康生物膜剂,绿脓杆菌,植物化学成分
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Current Drug Targets
Title:Plant-derived Compounds as Potential Source of Novel Anti-Biofilm Agents Against Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Volume: 18 Issue: 4
关键词: 康生物膜剂,绿脓杆菌,植物化学成分
摘要: Pseudomonas aeruginosa is the most common Gram-negative bacterium associated with nosocomial and life-threatening chronic infections in cystic fibrosis patients. This pathogen is wellknown for its ability to attach to surfaces of indwelling medical devices to form biofilms, which consist of a regular array of extracellular polymers. Tenaciously bound to the surface of devices and inherently resilient to antibiotic treatment, P. aeruginosa poses a serious threat in clinical medicine and contributes to the persistence of chronic infections. Studies on microbial biofilms in the past decade involved mainly the understanding of environment signals, genetic elements and molecular mechanisms in biofilm formation, tolerance and dispersal. The knowledge obtained from the studies of these mechanisms is crucial in the establishment of strategies to eradicate or to prevent biofilm formation. Currently, biofilm infections are usually treated with combinations of antibiotics and surgical removal, in addition to frequent replacement of the infected device. More recently, specific natural sources have been identified as antibiofilm agents against this pathogen. This review will highlight the recent progress made by plant-derived compounds against P. aeruginosa biofilm infections in both in vitro or in vivo models.
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Plant-derived Compounds as Potential Source of Novel Anti-Biofilm Agents Against Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Current Drug Targets 2017; 18 (4) . https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/1389450117666161019102025
DOI https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/1389450117666161019102025 |
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