Bacteria Common to CF Seen to Lose Antibiotic Resistance When Combined with Rhamnolipids - Cystic Fibrosis News Today

Bacteria Common to CF Seen to Lose Antibiotic Resistance When Combined with Rhamnolipids  Cystic Fibrosis News Today

A study suggests resistant S. aureus, a common CF bacteria, can be treated with tobramycin plus rhamnolipids, molecules that puncture bacterial membranes.



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