ArticleFrontiers in pharmacology2025
Menthol-thymol NADES as a fungicidal and chemosensitizing agent against multidrug-resistant
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Abstract
Background: The increasing prevalence of azole-resistant Purpose: This study evaluated a eutectic system composed of menthol and thymol (MT NADES, 1:1 M ratio) for its antifungal efficacy against a multidrug-resistant clinical Materials and methods: The antifungal activity of MT NADES was evaluated against a clinical Results and discussion: MT NADES demonstrated potent fungicidal activity against resistant Conclusion: These findings underscore the therapeutic potential of menthol-thymol NADES as a multifunctional, plant-derived antifungal strategy capable of overcoming multidrug resistance mechanisms and potentiating azole efficacy in
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