Kumar, S. <br/><br/>
Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences1308november-december 2021 evaluation of gut microbial changes in human and murine models in response to antibiotics 

 - Vol.83(6), Nov-Dec 
 - Mumbai  Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Science  2021 
 - 1308-1314p. 
<br/><br/> Widespread usage of antibiotics disrupted the host bacterial mutualism in the human intestine. The<br/>antibiotic alterations can drive the functionality of the gut microbiota towards a state similar to those<br/>observed under various disease states in humans. The emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria further<br/>spurred the development of the antimicrobial crisis all over the world. Antibiotics have an essential role<br/>in treating various diseases. To understand the intricate relationship between antibiotics and human gut<br/>microbiota, the basic understanding of the microbial signature of gut dysbiosis in human patients and<br/>murine models in response to antibiotics treatment is very crucial. Therefore, we examined the effects of<br/>most commonly used antibiotics on human and murine gut microbiota, when administered alone or in a<br/>combination, under this article. 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>PHARMACEUTICS