
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

TWINCORE has signed the "Diversity Charter" and is thus committed to respecting the diversity of the workforce in terms of origin, nationality and gender, among other things. We see this diversity as an advantage, especially in our scientific institution, where people from the most diverse backgrounds work successfully together. For this photo, some of our staff got together to show that TWINCORE literally stands with the "Diversity Charter". Administrative assistant Jana Henkel presents the signed certificate in the front row.

How bacteria develop resistance to antisense antibiotics - and how future therapies can be designed to reduce the risk of resistance

A team of researchers from Hamburg, Berlin, Göttingen and Hannover has provided evidence of possible cross-protection offered by an already authorised Zaire Ebola virus vaccine.

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