Multidrug-Resistant Bacteria are no Match for Silver Nanoparticles, a Potent Nanoweapon
Abstract
Resistance to various drugs has become a growing problem for pharmaceutical and biomedical businesses (MDR).
infectious microbes When germs become resistant to antibiotics or are able to reproduce in unfavorable environments,
they are more likely to reappear. Multidrug-resistant illnesses need expensive, long-term treatment in addition to
increasing mortality and morbidity. Antimicrobial agents must be created, modified, or discovered as a result of this.
An significant research goal is to identify MDR-killing compounds. Silver has been used in various compounds and bhasmas
for thousands of years. It has been used in Ayurveda for a long time as a bactericide. The use of silver nanoparticles may
help combat antibiotic-resistant microorganisms. It has been shown that silver nanoparticles can kill MDR bacteria. A
system that can be put to a variety of different uses. Patients who are no longer able to take their current prescriptions
may benefit from nanotechnology-based drugs. microbes.
