Syringe-wielding germs could crack antimicrobial resistance crisis

PHYSorg
Jan 13, 2025, 11:23 am140 pts
Friendly germs armed with their own biological syringes and poisons could hold the key to overcoming the antimicrobial resistance crisis, according to a new study by biologists at the Universities of Manchester and Basel.

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