Table 1.

Gut microbiota-produced AMPs and involvement in the treatment of different diseases.

Gut AMPs	Producing Bacteria	Targeted Pathogens or Diseases	References
Bacteriocin Abp118	L. salivarius	Listeriosis	[30]
Bacteriocin OR-7	L. salivarius NRRLB	Campylobacter jejuni	[31]
Bactofencin A	L. salivarius	Antilisterial, antistaphylococcal	[32]
Lactocin AL705	L. curvatus	Listeriosis	[33]
Lactocin 160	L. rhamnosus	Escherichia coli Bordetella pertussis	[34]
Lacticin3147	Lactococcus lactis DPC3147	C. difficile-associated diarrhea (CDAD)	[35]
Garvicin ML	L. garvieae	Streptococcus pneumonia	[36]
Nisin Z	L. lactis	Immunomodulatory effect	[37]
Nisin F	L. lactis	Respiratory infection	[38]
Nisin	L. lactis	Meningitis, sepsis, pneumonia	[39]
Nisin Z	L. lactis	Enteric pathogens	[37]
Nisin A	L. lactis	Colorectal cancer	[40]
Pediocin PA1	Pediococcus acidilactici	Listeriosis	[41]
Pediocin AcH	P. acidilactici	Enteric pathogens	[37]
Enterocin CRL35	Enterococcus mundtii RL35	Listeriosis	[42]
Avicin	E. avium	Listeriosis	[43]
Enterocin P	E. faecium P13	Enteric pathogens	[44]
Piscicolin 126, carnobacteriocin	Carnobacterium maltaromaticum	Listeriosis	[45]
Kimchichin	Leuconostoc citreum GJ7	Salmonella typhi	[46]
Erwinaocin NA4	Erwinia carotovora NA4	Coliphage	[47]