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gonorrhoeae. "Gonococci are notorious for quickly becoming resistant to antibiotics," says microbial biochemist Thomas Böttcher, from the University of Vienna. "This is one of the reasons why ...

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The findings were published in Nature. Sir Alexander Fleming’s landmark discovery of penicillin in 1928 led to the medical revolution of antibiotics, which have enabled doctors and surgeons to pursue ...

Recent strides in microbiome-based metabolomics have enlightened the significant effect of microbial metabolites on both human wellbeing and the more broader environment. We aim to investigate the ...

Teixobactin, discovered by a team of scientists led by the Northeastern University, is being dubbed a “game changer” because it actually opens up an innovative way of finding antibiotics and thus ...