Neutrons for better vaccines against multidrug resistant germs

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Dr. Jia-Jheng Kang prepares measurements for the vaccines at the KWS-2 sample si
Dr. Jia-Jheng Kang prepares measurements for the vaccines at the KWS-2 sample site.
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FRM II lets scientists look deep inside the structure of biomolecules

Neutrons from the Research Neutron Source Heinz Maier-Leibnitz (FRM II) can be used to explore the structure of biomolecules. The most recent success: the precise analysis of a promising vaccine against multidrug resistant germs.

Bacteria which are resistant to all conventional antibiotics cause more than a million deaths each year. Consequently, researchers around the world are searching for new therapeutic approaches to combat these pathogens. Two years ago an international team in Grenoble identified an active ingredient suitable for the production of a vaccine against multidrug resistant bacteria Pseudomonas aeruginosa. ...
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