Their compromised membranes, the study suggests, could be exploited therapeutically, making them susceptible to treatments that would not affect classic dormant persisters.
For the first time in history, Israeli researchers developed a 'biological antibiotic' that could act as a substitute for traditional chemical antibiotics.
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