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Perspectiva histórica del origen evolutivo de la resistencia a antibióticos
Evolutionary Origin of Antibiotic Resistance, A Historical Perspective
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https://doi.org/10.15446/rev.colomb.biote.v19n2.69501Palabras clave:
Resistencia a antibióticos, evolución, adaptación, mutación, transferencia horizontal (es)Antibiotic resistance, evolution, adaptation, mutation, horizontal gene transfer (en)
La resistencia a antimicrobianos representa un aspecto natural de evolución bacteriana, que puede resultar de mutaciones o por adquisición de genes foráneos. Hay diferentes posturas sobre el origen de ésta resistencia que explican la habilidad de estos microorganismos de adquirir nuevas características. Las teorías de la evolución de Lamarck y Darwin, han dado pie a experimentos diseñados para explorar el origen de la variación bacteriana y surgimiento de nuevas características. Estos estudios muestran que la resistencia está relacionada con mutaciones en genes cromosomales y/o la transferencia de elementos genéticos extracromosomales, que se expresan según la presión antibiótica ejercida. Está revisión recopila los principales experimentos y las conclusiones derivadas para explicar el fenómeno de resistencia a antibióticos.
Antimicrobial resistance is a natural aspect of bacterial evolution that can result from mutations or acquisition of foreign genes. Various views on the origin of this resistance explain the ability of these organisms to acquire new features. Lamarck andDarwin’s theories of evolution have led to experiments designed to explore the origin of bacterial variation and the emergence of new features. These experiments show that antimicrobial resistance is related to mutations in chromosomal genes and/or transfer of extrachromosomal genetic elements that can be expressed based on the antibiotic pressure exerted. The main experiments and findings that seek to explain the phenomenon of antibiotic resistance are reviewed here in.
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