Antibiotics

Princeton researchers have developed new computational and experimental tools to identify microbial small molecules encoded in clinical samples, allowing scientists to explore microbial-host interactions and to mine the human microbiome for drug discovery

Exploiting a strategy known as collateral sensitivity in bacteria could lead to the development of novel and sustainable treatments

These effects include alteration of the soil microbiome and ecosystem functions, soil respiration, and elemental cycling

CRE infections are estimated to cause 1.5 to 4.5 million hospitalizations worldwide each year

Findings may lead to 'plant probiotic' and new antibiotics for agriculturally important plants

Researchers set out to better develop building blocks called polyene substructures

Recent research has found that cannabidiol was remarkably effective at killing a wide range of gram-positive bacteria

A detailed new model of a bacterial secretion system provides directions for developing precisely targeted antibiotics