Thyme essential oil potentials as a bactericidal and biofilm-preventive agent against prevalent bacterial pathogens

Nature·Aug 27

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Research is exploring the potential of thyme essential oil as a bactericidal and biofilm-preventive agent against various bacterial pathogens. Studies have investigated the antibacterial activity of thyme essential oil, as well as its synergistic effects with other substances, such as antibiotics and other essential oils. The composition and antimicrobial activities of essential oils from different plant species, including thyme, are also being evaluated.

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