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Putting the brakes on bacterial resistance to antibiotics with targeted antibiotic scheduling. |
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Huffpo: In its current state, the free "Time Machine" software has the potential of putting the brakes on antibacterial resistance in up to 60 percent of cases, Barlow explained. But in time, with more research on different kinds of mutations in different types of bacteria, as well as tests in clinical trials, she hopes that her algorithms can serve as a template for other researchers to explore and manipulate other genes that cause many different kinds of bacteria to become resistant to antibiotics.
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