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Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are ancient immune effectors and are considered as new anti-infective drugs. AMPs differ from conventional antibiotics in their pharmacodynamics, speed of killing and they do not increase mutagenesis. This results in a much lower probability of bacterial resistance evolution against AMPs. AMPs are usually expressed as synergistic cocktails. If AMPs are to be used in the clinic to tackle the antibiotic crisis, understanding their natural biology will be pivotal to prevent resistance.

Antimikrobielle Peptide – Inspiration aus der Natur