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The highly evolvable nature of the antibiotic efflux protein TolC limits use of phages and bacterial toxins as antibacterial agents

2020-10-28

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Bacteriophages and bacterial toxins are promising antibacterial agents to treat infections caused by multidrug resistant (MDR) bacteria. In fact, bacteriophages have recently been successfully used to treat life-threatening infections caused by MDR bacteria [1–3]. One potential problem with using these antibacterial agents is the evolution of resistance against them in the long term. Here, we studied the fitness l...

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f82dd87a-7673-548d-90b9-269d65070237
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10.1101/2020.10.28.332486
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