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Enhancing Polymyxin B Activity against Gram-Negative Bacteria Using Cubosomes

Medicine and Health

Enhancing Polymyxin B Activity against Gram-Negative Bacteria Using Cubosomes

X. Lai, M. L. Hills, et al.

This study conducted by Xiaohui Lai and colleagues explores how cubosomes, a novel nanostructured lipid carrier, can amplify the effectiveness of polymyxin B against Gram-negative bacteria. Discover how these innovative carriers enhance PMB delivery to bacterial membranes for better antimicrobial action!

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Abstract
Publisher
Nature Communications
Published On
Jan 17, 2022
Authors
Xiaohui Lai, Matthew L. Hills, Yujie Du, Shu-Hong Chen, A. P. L. B., C.-M. Wang, Peter J. Bergen, Jian-Hua Jiang, Hong-Yuan Hu, Jian Shi, Benjamin W. Muir, Jian Li, Hsin-Hui Shen
Tags
cubosomes
polymyxin B
Gram-negative bacteria
nanostructured lipid carriers
antimicrobial efficacy

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