
Staying One Step Ahead of Resistance
How bacteria develop resistance to antisense antibiotics - and how future therapies can be designed to reduce the risk of resistance

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The German Research Foundation (DFG), the Volkswagen Foundation and other funding organisations are currently providing scholarships for researchers who are forced to flee their home countries. Infection researchers who have been affected are very welcome at TWINCORE and, if possible, will be supported in their application to continue their research at TWINCORE on a temporary basis.
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How bacteria develop resistance to antisense antibiotics - and how future therapies can be designed to reduce the risk of resistance

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