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#antibiotics — Public Fediverse posts

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  1. "Rapid Antibiotic Discovery using a Direct-to-Biology Approach"

    Storm van der Voort from the group of Hermen Overkleeft and our group at the @LED3hub presented his exciting research into efficiently finding new antibacterially active #CovalentInhibitors using a direct-to-biology approach and into finding their targets using residue-specific chemoproteomics with the isoDTB-ABPP technology at #NWOCHAINS.

    #Bacteria #Antibiotics #Chemistry #ChemBio #ChemicalProteomics #D2B

  2. #A I-designed compounds can kill #drugresistant #bacteria
    #MIT team used #artificialintelligence to design novel #antibiotics, two of which showed promise against #MRSA and #gonorrhea
    Drugs are structurally distinct from any existing antibiotics, and appear to work by novel mechanisms that disrupt bacterial cell membranes. This makes them less vulnerable to antibiotic resistance, a growing problem: estimated drug-­resistant bacterial infections cause nearly 5M deaths/yr.
    technologyreview.com/2025/10/2

  3. #greentea #can #help #antibiotics be #more #effective in #fighting #drugresistant #bacteria even #superbugs
    n a study conducted by researchers at Alexandria University in Egypt, green tea was tested in combination with antibiotics against 28 disease-causing microorganisms belonging to two different classes, and in every single case, green tea enhanced the bacteria-killing activity of the antibiotics…
    (1/2)

  4. #10ThingsILoveRightNow

    1. #k1 macht seine ersten Schritte und lässt das Vaterherz höherschlagen
    2. #vertrauen und #nachsicht meine Frau gegen
    3. #antibiotics gegen die aktuelle Grippe :venonat:
    4. #bulletjournals
    5. #Dachshund zum kuscheln auf dem Sofa
    6. #chromecast funktioniert *gsd*
    7. #chocolate aus Bochum
    8. #ebaykleinanzeigen 🫶
    9. #christmasmusic fördert mein Wohlbefinden
    10. #dartswm spannend

  5. And then there is this:

    In the United States, two million people contract resistant infections annually, and 23,000 die from them.


    A Mysterious Infection, Spanning the Globe in a Climate of Secrecy - The New York Times nytimes.com/2019/04/06/health/