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Mode of Action of Biogenic Silver, Zinc, Copper, Titanium and Cobalt Nanoparticles Against Antibiotics Resistant Pathogens

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The rapid surge in antibiotic resistance to pathogens has emerged as a grave threat to public health, globally. This multiple drug resistance (MDR) is directly linked to the high rates of morbidity and mortality worldwide due to untreated microbial infections. Therefore, it is inevitable to identify some novel, efficient, and comparatively safer antimicrobial agents to rescue the declining health index. In this regard, nanomaterials with modified structure, size, and infinity have risen as the sole source to tackle the MDR either through ameliorating the efficacy of existing drugs or by triggering entirely new bactericidal mechanisms. Out of all the nanomaterials, metals, and metal oxide nanoparticles with biopolymer-induced reduction have fetched the attention of global researchers due to their significant and promising pathogen-killing ability without any hint of resistance. The current review covers the updated molecular modes of resistance development in Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria, comprehensively. This review also highlighted the detailed mode of action of various metallic nanoparticles (silver, zinc, copper, titanium, and cobalt) against MDR pathogens. Moreover, this review article thoroughly discussed the correlation between the mechanisms of resistance and alternative NPs bactericidal modes for better understanding for the readers. Last but not least, toxicity analysis is also explained for safe further use.

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MS wrote and edited the manuscript and did the software work. SA edited and evaluated the manuscript. HMT edited and evaluated the manuscript. RA edited the manuscript and help in data acquisition regarding mechanism of NPs action. UF did the graphical and pictorial work. SM did the reference management several times. AH provided the data for manuscript when required. TAM evaluated the data. MAF assisted in software work. HF provided the information regarding antibiotics resistance mechanism.

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Summer, M., Ali, S., Tahir, H.M. et al. Mode of Action of Biogenic Silver, Zinc, Copper, Titanium and Cobalt Nanoparticles Against Antibiotics Resistant Pathogens. J Inorg Organomet Polym 34, 1417–1451 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10904-023-02935-y

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