Scientists Unlock How Bacteria Make Antibiotic to Fight Drug Resistance

Researchers have identified two enzymes that control how bacteria produce pseudouridimycin, a promising antibiotic candidate. Understanding this pathway could accelerate development of new drugs to combat resistant infections, a growing threat to global healthcare and pharmaceutical markets.

Originaltitel: Pseudouridine-Modifying Enzymes SapB and SapH Control Entry into the Pseudouridimycin Biosynthetic Pathway