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The polyamino‐isoprenyl enhancer NV716 enables the antibacterial activity of two families of multi‐target inhibitors against the ESKAPEE bacterium Enterobacter cloacae
Abstract Gram‐negative bacteria are particularly prone to developing antimicrobial resistance (AMR), as evidenced by the WHO's ESKAPEE list of high‐priority pathogens. One strategy that has increased is the use of antibiotic enhancers, which can re‐empower abandoned or poorly active antibiotics agai
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