Biotechnology Bulletin ›› 2022, Vol. 38 ›› Issue (9): 96-105.doi: 10.13560/j.cnki.biotech.bull.1985.2022-0089

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Research Progress in Non-antibiotic Active Substances Against Helicobacter pylori

LIU Xiao-li(), TONG Zhen-yi, ZHAO Liang, YIN Li, LIU Chen-guang()   

  1. College of Marine Life Science,Ocean University of China,Qingdao 266000
  • Received:2022-01-19 Online:2022-09-26 Published:2022-10-11
  • Contact: LIU Chen-guang E-mail:723140523@qq.com;liucg@ouc.edu.cn

Abstract:

Helicobacter pylori infection is closely related to multiple gastric diseases,it is global epidemics threatening human health. In past few decades,the main treatment of H. pylori infection were combination of a variety of antibiotics. However,due to long-term abuse of antibiotics and nature defects of threatment,H. pylori obtained resistance to clinical drugs,leading to the clinical cure rate declined steadly. In response to this issue,non-antibiotics antibacterial active substances gained more attention from researchers in recent years because it induce less drug resistance. This review summarizes the updated status and progress of non-antibiotic substances(includes natural product from plant,glycolipids,polyunsaturated fatty acids,antimicrobial peptide,urease metabolism inhibitor and probiotics)against H. pylori infection,while focusing on the antibacterial mechanism(such as lysing membrane,anti-biofilm,inhibiting H. pylori urease,competitively inhibiting adhesion and secreting bacteriocin)and effect of host body(such as anti-inflammation,inhibiting cell apoptosis,promoting the repair of mucosa and uclers,and regulating digestive canal flora). At the same time,the differences of their clinical application approaches of different active substances. Finally,the current key challenges are also included,aiming to provides theoretic foundation and reference for the development of such substances as clinical drugs.

Key words: Helicobacter pylori, drug resistance, non-antibiotic active substance, nature product, antibacterial activity