
|Articles|September 10, 2008
Biofilms Could Help Battle Superbugs
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Biofilms, the very thing can be so harmful, may become an unexpected asset to researchers trying to develop a vaccine against antibiotic-resistant organisms known as superbugs. A sticky substance produced by bacteria in these biofilms is being tested as a viable vaccine target; in animal studies, this complex sugar called PNAG has produced an immune response when assaulted by chemicals. To read the complete article provided by Reuters,
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