ArticleIranian journal of microbiology2025
Antifungal activity of polyphenolic compounds against fluconazole-susceptible and -resistant
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Background and Objectives: The rapid emergence of resistant fungi is occurring worldwide, and this crisis has been attributed to the lack of new antifungal drug development. This issue emphasizes the need for innovation in finding novel antifungals. There is an increasing interest in using the natural products of plants with high biological activity as alternatives to synthetic drugs. This study aimed to evaluate the possible applicability of polyphenols as alternative antifungal drugs to treat resistant Materials and Methods: A panel of fluconazole-resistant (n=14) and fluconazole-susceptible (n=26) clinical Results: The MIC values of 40 Conclusion: The increasing antifungal resistance highlights the importance of evaluating new drugs that are more robust against resistance. This study suggests that tannic acid could be considered a novel antifungal agent for managing fungal infections, including multidrug-resistant non-
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