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Saturday, 23-11-2019 | 04:45
As microbiologists and public health officials scramble for weapons to combat antibiotic resistance, they may end up including an unlikely ally in their arsenal: other bacteria. The prime candidate right now is a predatory bacterium known as Bdellovibrio bacteriovorus. Found in soils and water globally, B. bacteriovorus are free-living, harmless bacteria—harmless to humans, at least. In the microbial world,
