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globo: Como o muco dos peixes pode originar uma nova geração de...
Segundo a Organização Mundial da Saúde, infecções bacterianas resistentes aos antibióticos atuais estão aumentando
Guardian: New antibiotics could be developed using fish slime, scientists say |...
Mucus that protects fish contains substances that could help tackle MRSA and E coli
Virtual Seminar: Dr. Sandra Loesgen (Associate Professor ...imet.usmd.edu › event › virtual-seminar-dr-sandra-l...
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Title: Microbial natural products in drug discovery – Stories from fungi and bacteria and their chemistry. Speaker: Dr. Sandra Loesgen (Associate Professor ...
Sandra Loesgen: Microbes that live in fishes' slimy mucus coating ...www.post-gazette.com › › stories
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· Sandra Loesgen: Microbes that live in fishes' slimy mucus coating could lead chemists to new antibiotic drugs ... One day in the future, you may ...
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STEMinar Series Returns Feb. 10
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... Microbes presented by Sandra Loesgen, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Chemistry, The Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience, University of Florida.
Dirt-dwelling microbe produces potential anti | EurekAlert!
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· Sandra Loesgen, assistant professor of chemistry and Terence Bradshaw, a scholar in OSU's College of Science, postdoctoral scholar Birte ...
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· “For us, any microbe in the marine environment that could provide a new compound is worth exploring,” said Sandra Loesgen, the team's ...
Bacteria in fish mucus show activity against MRSA
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The protective mucus that coats young fish contains bacteria that demonstrate activity against some pathogens, including MRSA, according to findings presented...
Microbes that live in fishes' slimy mucus coating could lead chemists...
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· Microbes that live in fishes' slimy mucus coating could lead chemists to new antibiotic drugs. by Sandra Loesgen , The Conversation.
Microbial Metabolite Could Be Potential Weapon against Skin Cancer
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Researchers found that a type of soil-dwelling bacterium produces molecules that induce death in melanoma cells
Corvallis, Oregon (Oregon State University) - IUPAC 100
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Oregon State University, Department of Chemistry. Contact: Prof. Sandra Loesgen (). Venue: 153 Gilbert Hall
OSU Researchers Find Bacteria Byproduct That Could Slow Skin ...www.opb.org › news › article › skin-cancer-researc...
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· One of those researchers, Sandra Loesgen, is now a professor at Oregon State University. She sent a sample of mensacarcin to the National ...
Fish slime could be a potential source of antibiotics finds study
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Lead researcher Sandra Loesgen from the Oregon State University, in a statement said, “We believe the microbes in the mucus add chemistry ...
Fish slime: An answer to antibiotic resistance?
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Antibiotic resistance is an increasingly pressing issue for humanity. A recent study dives into the constituents of fish slime to hunt for new antibiotics.
Fish slime: An untapped source of potential new antibiotics -...
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American Chemical Society: Chemistry for Life.
Fish slime: An untapped source of potential n | EurekAlert!
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As current antibiotics dwindle in effectiveness against multidrug-resistant pathogens, researchers are seeking potential replacements in some unlikely places....
Study: Fish slime could be new source for antibiotics
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"For us, any microbe in the marine environment that could provide a new compound is worth exploring," said Sandra Loesgen, the team's principal investigator ...
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