Harnessing Computational Biology to Address Antibacterial Drug Resistance

Author:

Saxena Richa1ORCID,Srivastava Vaishnavi2,Sharma Richa3

Affiliation:

1. Invertis University, India

2. Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University, India

3. Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences and Technology, India

Abstract

In the relentless battle against antibacterial drug resistance, the fusion of computational biology emerges as an indefatigable ally, poised to reshape the narrative of the fight against resilient pathogens. This book chapter embarks on an electrifying odyssey, delving into the captivating realm of computational biology and revealing its transformative potential in combating drug-resistant bacteria. Antibiotic resistance looms as a menacing global threat, threatening to nullify our most potent weapons against infections. Within this narrative, the authors embark on a thrilling exploration of how computational biology, armed with state-of-the-art algorithms and vast datasets, unravels the intricate molecular dance of drug resistance mechanisms. From decrypting the cryptic genetic mutations that bolster bacterial defenses to predicting uncharted territories of drug targets, computational biology ushers in an era of precision medicine. It bestows upon researchers the power to craft ingenious therapies, breathe new life into existing antibiotics, and even forecast the evolution of resistance.

Publisher

IGI Global

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