antibacterial

Researchers develop antibiotic e-scaffold alternative to treat infections
Programming DNA to Reverse Antibiotic Resistance in Bacteria
Near-perfect antibacterial materials
‘Cold plasma’ kills off norovirus
Antibiotic breakthrough could turn the tables in battle against superbugs
UEA research could revolutionise genomic sequencing of drug-resistant bacteria
Drug that ‘kills MRSA’ is hailed as first viable alternative to antibiotics
Safer than silver: antibacterial material made with algae
Hospital-Associated Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) Bacteria (Photo credit: NIAID)
A Dearth in Innovation for Key Drugs
DNA pyramids, made with gold (Au) trackers and the germ-killer actinomycin D, are a potential new weapon in fighting bacterial infections. Credit: American Chemical Society
Using DNA to build a better, safer drug-delivery tool
English: A ruptured MRSA cyst. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
New Antibiotic Could Provide Single-Dose Option
UBC’s Bob Hancock and his team of researchers have discovered a peptide that could help destroy biofilms, which are responsible for two-thirds of human infections. Photo: Martin Dee
Promising discovery in the fight against antibiotic-resistant bacteria
Schematic of the acquisition of antibiotic resistance. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Antibiotic Resistance Is Now Rife across the Entire Globe
Switching an Antibiotic on and off with Light
Honey (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Honey is a new approach to fighting antibiotic resistance: How sweet it is!