In Vitro Antimicrobial Activity of Nanoencapsulated Antibiotics Against Multi Drug Resistant Bacteria
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newlineABSTRACT
newlineIrresistible sicknesses are extremely unsafe to human wellbeing, while the
newlinedisappointment of social insurance experts to end infections could incite scourges and
newlinerapid spread of an infection midst majority of individuals. Control of drug-resistant
newlinebacteria involved in severe infections acquired in hospitals mainly with patients in
newlineICUs is extremely challenging, due to increased levels of antimicrobial resistance
newlinepresented by this microorganism against most antimicrobial agents routinely used. The
newlinemain aim of this study was to develop a non-traditional delivery system of antibiotics
newlinefor treatment of multidrug resistant bacterial infection. Liposomes are spherical
newlinevesicles consisting of one or more lipid bilayers surrounding aqueous spaces. Our
newlinedesigned study aimed at knowing the importance of encapsulating antimicrobial drugs
newlineinto multilamellar liposomes to overcome microbial resistance, when administered as
newlinea liposomal formulation by localizing antibiotic to the periplasmic space, thus
newlineallowing it to exert its bactericidal activity. To determine the prevalence of ESBLs in
newlineEnteobacteriaceae (E. coli and K. pneumoniae), A. baumanii, and MRSA in a tertiary
newlinecare hospital and to detect the in vitro antibacterial activity of liposome containing
newlineantibiotics against these resistant bacteria, synthesized a drug delivery vehicle such as
newlineliposomes and PEG coated liposomes, to incorporate antibiotics and to find its
newlineantimicrobial activity against multi drug resistant bacteria. Different antibiotics (such
newlineas Amikacin, Ciprofloxacin, Cloxacillin and Vancomycin) loaded with high efficiency
newlineon to these MLVs were prepared by the simple thin film hydration method using egg
newlineyolk. In vitro antimicrobial activities were determined in comparison to those of the
newlinefree drug by means of zone of inhibition by agar well diffusion and they were
newlinecompared with ATCC strains. Secondly, antimicrobial activity of PEG coated
newlineliposomal antibiotics against clinical strains and ATCC strain was compared to that of
newlinethe free drugs. Further, f