Crafty Bacteria Change Shape To Evade Antibiotics
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Antibiotics — medications that destroy or slow down bacteria growth — are becoming increasingly less effective as the pathogens find new ways to evade the drugs. Some produce pumps that flush the antibacterial medicines out from the bacterial cell, while others modify themselves, so they are unrecognizable as targets. Now, researchers at UK's Newcastle University have recorded the germs shedding their outer skins and changing their shapes to avoid detection.
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- Meh약 6년This is just really amazing
heavytoothpaste약 6년I've done experiments on zebrafish before. It was fun.- Sci ⚛girl약 6년Wow I guess that means we can't use antibiotics for much longer!🤔
mochi_is_life약 6년i mean you can but it wont work 😂😂
wolf44565약 6년so cool- UWU약 6년thats just plain NASTY!!!!
- oh 약 6년I liked this artical like alot 'pop'
- OvO약 6년This is really interesting, also I am learning about the cells, and it helped me understanding some of the things in class!
- Hi약 6년I am repling to Jess160's question. I think all cells hve a cell membrane (which is like a more flexible version of a cell wall) under their cell wall, and this should hold them together.
cureenac약 6년wow- future hope약 6년well, future technology antibiotics could probably detect these bacteria and stop them