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How Bacteria Develop Resistance to Programmable Antibiotics

via Phys.org·2h ago

Researchers traced the pathways bacteria use to evade programmable antibiotics designed to target specific genetic sequences. The work shows resistance can emerge even against precision tools once thought difficult to escape. Findings could guide how the next generation of these drugs is designed.

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