Synthesis of silver nanoparticles from Ganoderma species and their activity against Multi drug resistant pathogens.

Abstract

. The present antimicrobics have been unsuccessful in curing infections; several investigators have determined their struggles towards natural resources i.e., plants along with mushrooms as a source of new bioactive complexes. The goal of the research was to molecularly identify and characterize the mushrooms collected in order to build a phylogenetic tree and antibacterial activity was tested using raw, aqueous extract, along with silver nanoparticles. For classification of AgNPs numerous methods were utilized i‐e XRD, FTIR, UV‐VIS, and SEM analysis. Outcomes of the raw extract, aqueous extract, as well as AgNPs presented antibacterial action versus all tested bacteria. . Furthermore, these AgNPs exhibit potential activity against P. aeruginosa, A. baumannii (ZOI 24mm), S. aureus, (ZOI 23mm) K. pneumonia (ZOI 20mm), and E. fecalis (ZOI 10mm), enhancing the efficacy of these NPs in biological applications. These outcomes determined that AgNPs can destroy MDR bacteria as well as it can be employed in therapeutic devices and an antibacterial vehicle for an array of biotic applications. Corresponding to these results, AgNPs of small sizes have potency to be vigorously used in the creation of nano‐ medicines.