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At a time when bacteria continue to acquire "superbug" powers, researchers at Rockefeller University are devising ways to strip them of their infectious properties. Now theyve figured out how to drill holes through the tough hide of gram-positive bacteria without obliterating them, and in so doing, have made it possible to study, from the inside out, most of the known bacteria on the planet.
Vincent A. Fischetti's Bio: http://www.rockefeller.edu/research/faculty/labheads/VincentFischetti/
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http://newswire.rockefeller.edu/index.php?page=engine&id=860
At a time when bacteria continue to acquire "superbug" powers, researchers at Rockefeller University are devising ways to strip them of their infectious properties. Now theyve figured out how to drill holes through the tough hide of gram-positive bacteria without obliterating them, and in so doing, have made it possible to study, from the inside out, most of the known bacteria on the planet.
Vincent A. Fischetti's Bio: http://www.rockefeller.edu/research/faculty/labheads/VincentFischetti/
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