Bacteriocins
Control of bacterial growth through RNA degradation
Control of Pathogenic Clostridia
DNA-synthesizing enzymes as antibacterial targets
Inhibition of bacterial efflux pump activity as a way to control microbial growth
Bacterial protease as targets to control bacterial growth
Quorum sensing and competence stimulation as targets for antimicrobial chemotherapy
Transcriptomics as a tool to finding new antibacterial targets
The case of Lipid II: the Achillés heel of bacteria
Microbiome Control in the Prevention and Early Management of Cancer
Targets against Helicobacter pylori and other tumor-producing bacteria
Intestinal Microbiota: First barrier against gut-affecting pathogens
Fecal matter implantation as a way to fight diarrhea-causing microorganisms
Different approaches for searching new microbial antibiotics controlling bacterial growth
Synthetic peptides as antimicrobials
The use of nanoparticles for antimicrobials delivery
Predation and competition: bacteriophages and bacteria as antimicrobial agents.