ArticleFrontiers in cellular and infection microbiology2025
Antimicrobial effects of essential oil from
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Background: Antimicrobial resistance is emerging as a significant threat to public health, prompting the search for novel natural molecules, such as Essential Oils (EOs), that can affect, alone or in combination with conventional antibiotics, growth and various biological activities in microorganisms. Methods: First, the effects of ten essential oils extracted from aromatic plants grown in Calabria (Southern Italy) and seven conventional antibiotics against Results: The results showed that Conclusions: Taken together, our observations provide evidence on the role of the OEO-antibiotic combinations in enhancing the action of antibiotics on the growth and suggest that these combinations could influence biological processes such as biofilm formation, QS, and epigenetic changes.
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