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This project addresses the urgent issue of antibiotic resistance by studying the cell cycle of the bacterium Streptococcus pneumoniae under realistic stress conditions. It aims to identify regulatory mechanisms that could lead to new antimicrobial therapies targeting bacterial growth in real-life scenarios.
Antibiotic resistance is quickly becoming one of the greatest healthcare challenges of our time.
It is soon expected to claim more lives annually than the COVID-19 pandemic or cancer.
Yet, the urgency of this problem is not reflected in our efforts to solve it.Because blocking bacterial growth is key in treating disease, greater insight into the bacterial cell cycle is needed.
Currently, the bacterial cell cycle is primarily studied under optimal lab conditions.
This is equivalent to studying th…
UNIVERSITE CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN
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