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Scientists discover new weapons against drug-resistant bacteria
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Scientists discover new weapons against drug-resistant bacteria
Previously unknown mechanisms used by viruses that infect bacteria to overcome bacterial defences, have been discovered by researchers from Jagiellonian University. The findings, published in PLOS Biology could open new paths for therapies targeting antibiotic-resistant infections, the researchers say.
