New Screening Test Identifies Potential Therapies to Fight Drug-Resistant Bacteria

ptcommunity.com November 11, 2016

Drug-Resistant Bacteria

Researchers at the NCATS and NIAID have found a new way to identify drugs and drug combinations that may potentially be useful in combating infections that are resistant to antibiotics. The researchers used the test to screen approximately 4,000 approved drugs.

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