Fig. 9From: Punicalagin, a pomegranate polyphenol sensitizes the activity of antibiotics against three MDR pathogens of the EnterobacteriaceaeComparative growth curves representing the drugs augmenting efficacy of punicalagin against E. coli, (A) Time kill curves of E. coli for ceftriaxone with and without punicalagin. Blue: Growth control, no ceftriaxone/punicalagin; Red: punicalagin (30 μg/mL); Grey: Sub-inhibitory concentration of ceftriaxone (60 μg/mL); Yellow: sub-inhibitory concentration of ceftriaxone (60 μg/mL) with sub-inhibitory concentration of punicalagin (30 μg/mL), (B) Time kill curves of E. coli for aztreonam with and without punicalagin. Blue: Growth control, no aztreonam/punicalagin; Red: punicalagin (15 μg/mL); Grey: Sub-inhibitory concentration of aztreonam (15 μg/mL); yellow: Sub-inhibitory concentration of aztreonam (15 μg/mL) with a sub-inhibitory concentration of punicalagin (100 μg/mL)Back to article page