ADSL and tuberculosis: AMPs with metal complexes have been proposed as advantageous combinations since metal complexes associated with known AMPs often present different mechanisms of action with respect to single peptides: the destruction of bacterial plasma membranes as well as hydrolytic or oxidative cleavage of nucleic acids promoted by metal−based compounds followed from their role in the generation of reactive oxygen species able to degrade biomolecules [117]; the formulations complexing metal with AMPs could fight drug resistance against tuberculosis [118].