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Carbapenem-resistant  Serratia marcescens  (CRE- S. marcescens ) has recently emerged as an opportunistic human pathogen that causes various nosocomial and respiratory tract infections. The prognosis for CRE- S. marcescens -related infections is very poor and these infections are difficult to treat. This study investigated the synthesis of tea tree oil nanoemulsion (TTO-NE) and its impact on CRE- S. marcescens  both  in vitro  and  in vivo . TTO-NE was characterized by dynamic light scattering (DLS) and effectively eradicated bacterial planktonic and sessile forms, reduced bacterial virulence factors, and generated reactive oxygen species (ROS) in the bacterial cell. Notably, TTO-NE was efficient in reducing the colonization of CRE- S. marcescens  in a  C. elegans in vivo  model. The data suggest that TTO-NE might be an excellent tool to combat infections associated with CRE- S. marcescens .

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Exploring the antibacterial, antibiofilm, and antivirulence activities of tea tree oil-containing nanoemulsion against carbapenem-resistant  Serratia marcescens  associated infections