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Putative pseudolysogeny-dependent phage gene implicated in the superinfection resistance of Cutibacterium acnes

18 Apr 2024

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Objectives: Cutibacterium acnes , formerly Propionibacterium acnes , is a bacterial species characterized by tenacious acne-contributing pathogenic strains. Therefore, bacteriophage therapy has become an attractive treatment route to circumvent issues such as evolved bacterial antibiotic resistance. However, medical and commercial use of phage therapy for C. acnes has been elusive, necessitating ongoing...

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PMID: 39421248
DOI: 10.20517/mrr.2023.42

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