ArticleInternational journal of microbiology2026
Impact of Incremental Antiseptic Selection on Antibiotic Cross-Resistance and Enhanced Biofilm Formation in
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Abstract
Chlorhexidine, cetrimide, chloroxylenol, and povidone iodine, in various combinations and concentrations are widely used antiseptics in clinical settings for skin antisepsis and hand hygiene in India. Evidences suggest that exposure of bacterial pathogens to antiseptics over a period of time can result in adaptation of bacteria resulting in tolerance and cross-resistance towards antiseptics and antibiotics. Given the crucial role that antiseptics play in reducing infection and preventing the spread of AMR, understanding the adaptation to antiseptics becomes a critical element in using them effectively. This study is aimed at determining the behavior of two clinically relevant species
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