Building microbial communities to improve antimicrobial strategies

  • Couture L
  • Jean-Pierre F
  • Côté J
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Abstract

The lack of novel antimicrobial compounds in the development pipeline cries for innovative approaches regarding their discovery. In this Perspective, we discuss how microbial interactions play a significant role in shifting a pathogen’s response to antibacterial treatment and negatively impact patient outcomes. Furthermore, we argue that interspecies interactions are often overlooked in treatment selection and current drug screening approaches, and modeling disease-relevant polymicrobial communities could help in unraveling novel strategies to eradicate pathogens.

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Couture, L., Jean-Pierre, F., & Côté, J.-P. (2025). Building microbial communities to improve antimicrobial strategies. Npj Antimicrobials and Resistance, 3(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/s44259-025-00115-1

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