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2014-09-22

Hungarian researchers describing pathogens resistant to antibiotics

Hungarian researchers describing pathogens resistant to antibiotics

A growing number of antibiotic-resistant pathogens is an emerging problem of our time. Hungarian researchers have published a paper in “Nature Communications”, in which they recount how bacteria can adapt to antimicrobial drugs and reveal that in the same time microorganisms become resistant to other... Read more

Tags hungary , antibiotic resistance , pathogen

2014-06-03

"It were bacteria that first started the war!", Ada Yonath speech during BioForum 2014

"It were bacteria that first started the war!", Ada Yonath speech during BioForum 2014

Ribosomes are cell structures in which proteins are formed. By blocking ribosome active site, antibiotics are able to destroy bacterial cell. During BioForum 2014 Professor Ada Yonath has explained why this phenomenon is so important. ... Read more

Tags natural antibiotics , Ada Yonath , ribosome , Noble Price laureate , antibiotic resistance