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Selective Antibiotics Following Nature's Example
With multi-resistant germs becoming more and more of a threat, we are in need of new antibiotics now more than ever. Unfortunately, antibiotics cannot distinguish between pathogens and beneficial microbes. They can destroy the delicate balance of the microbiome - resulting in permanent damages.
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Continuing the Apollo Legacy
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Parasitic Bat Flies Offer Window Into Lives of Hosts
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