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Nano-antimicrobial Materials: Alternative Antimicrobial Approach

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The ineffective response of conventional antimicrobial drugs and the rapid spread of drug resistance are major obstructs to the successful management of infectious diseases all over the world. A highly effective antimicrobial approach is urgently needed to replace existing ones. Recent advances in nanobiotechnology and their unique physicochemical properties would be a new hope in the coming years. In this scenario, the excellent antimicrobial efficiency of nanoparticles has received a significant interest across the globe. An improved understanding of nanoparticles following their biological cell linkages would be propitious to develop nano-based antimicrobial services like food sensors, food packaging devices, water purification systems, medical care regimens, etc. The present chapter focuses on the antimicrobial activities of different types of nanomaterials, responsible factors for antimicrobial efficiency, and probable responsible mechanisms. Moreover, this chapter also addresses the major challenges and future perspectives of nanomaterials for their efficient use.

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Sharma, R.P., Shirsat, S.D., Shinde, P.V., Mohite, S.S., Mane, R.S. (2023). Nano-antimicrobial Materials: Alternative Antimicrobial Approach. In: Mane, R.S., Sharma, R.P., Kanakdande, A.P. (eds) Nanomaterials for Sustainable Development. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-1635-1_5

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