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New-Generation Antibacterial Agent – Cellulose-Binding Thermostable TP-84 Fusion Endolysin

2024-11-08

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The increasing antibiotic resistance among bacteria challenges the biotech industry to search for new antibacterial molecules. Endolysin TP84_28 is a thermostable, lytic enzyme, encoded by the bacteriophage TP-84, and it effectively digests host bacteria cell wall. Biofilms, together with antibiotic resistance, are major problems in clinical medicine and industry. The primary challenge is to keep antibacterial mol...

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523d4809-fb42-5aa6-887e-09b89d0f22e1
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10.20944/preprints202411.0592.v1
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