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    This document discusses endolysins, enzymes produced by bacteriophages that can lyse bacterial cell walls. It describes the structure, mode of action, and regulation of endolysins. The document also reviews the potential of using endolysins as antibacterial agents against antibiotic-resistant bacteria. It examines endolysins' efficacy, safety, and ability to act synergistically with antibiotics. Finally, it explores challenges in clinical trials and the commercial potential of engineered endolysins.

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    This document discusses endolysins, enzymes produced by bacteriophages that can lyse bacterial cell walls. It describes the structure, mode of action, and regulation of endolysins. The document also reviews the potential of using endolysins as antibacterial agents against antibiotic-resistant bacteria. It examines endolysins' efficacy, safety, and ability to act synergistically with antibiotics. Finally, it explores challenges in clinical trials and the commercial potential of engineered endolysins.

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    This document discusses endolysins, enzymes produced by bacteriophages that can lyse bacterial cell walls. It describes the structure, mode of action, and regulation of endolysins. The document also reviews the potential of using endolysins as antibacterial agents against antibiotic-resistant bacteria. It examines endolysins' efficacy, safety, and ability to act synergistically with antibiotics. Finally, it explores challenges in clinical trials and the commercial potential of engineered endolysins.

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    Phage Encoded Endolysins; A Promising Antibacterial Agent Used to Combat

    Antimicrobial Resistant
    1. Abstract
    2. Introduction
    3. History
    4. Structure of Endolysins
    5. Mode of Action of Endolysins
    6. Regulation of Expression
    7. Endolysins as Antibacterial Agent
    8. Efficacy of endolysins
    9. Immunogenicity to endolysins
    10. Safety of endolysins
    11. Resistance to endolysins
    12. The Effect of Endolysins on the Normal Microbiota
    13. Endolysins and Antibiotics
    14. Formulation and Administration Routes
    15. LYSINS AGAINST GRAM-POSITIVE BACTERIA AND MYCOBACTERIUM
    16. LYSINS AGAINST GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA
    17. Importance of Modified and Engineered endolysins
    18. Antibiofilm activity of endolysins
    19. Endolysin Application for Pathogen Detection
    20. Endolysin Application in Food Safety
    21. Endolysin Application in Agriculture
    22. Challenges in Clinical Trials
    23. Insights into the Clinical Trials of Engineered Endolysins
    24. Commerciality of Endolysins
    25. Conclusions and Future Perspectives

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