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NewsEngineers Find a Way to Protect Microbes from Extreme Conditionsby Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyNew method helps microbes withstand industrial processing, aiding the use of microorganisms in medicine and agriculture
NewsMedical School Scientist Creates Therapy to Kill Hypervirulent Bacteriaby University of Central FloridaAntimicrobial peptide from cows has potential for treating incurable infections caused by common intestinal bacteria
NewsPossible Alternative to Antibiotics Produced by Bacteriaby University of BonnAntibacterial substance from staphylococci discovered with new mechanism of action against natural competitors
NewsEngineered Bacteria: A Climate-Neutral Solution for Chemical Productionby ETH ZurichResearchers transform bacteria to produce chemicals from renewable methanol, reducing reliance on fossil fuels
NewsNew Class of Antimicrobials Discovered in Soil Bacteriaby University of Washington School of MedicineScientists have mined Streptomyces for antibiotics for decades, but the newly identified umbrella toxin escaped notice
NewsAI Model Develops Potential New Drugs for Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteriaby Stanford University,Rachel TompaResearchers leverage a new AI model, SyntheMol, which creates recipes for chemists to synthesize drugs
NewsScientists Discover a Novel Vehicle for Antibiotic Resistanceby Marine Biological LaboratoryAntibiotic-resistance gene forms an unusual structure, may provide constant protection against tetracycline in bacterium
NewsNew Approach to Tackling Bacterial Infections Identifiedby Mount Sinai School of MedicineResearchers unveil how the self-killing activity of bacteria can be harnessed in the fight against antibiotic resistance
NewsThe Arrangement of Bacteria in Biofilms Affects Their Sensitivity to Antibioticsby Columbia UniversityNew research shows biofilms are highly structured, could pave the way for targeting antibiotic-resistant bacteria
NewsSyphilis-Like Diseases Already Widespread in America before Columbus’s Arrivalby University of BaselPrehistoric DNA from bones dating over 2,000 years challenges historical theories of the origins of syphilis in America