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Antibiotics research got less slimy
Why it matters: Bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics can cause serious problems and one of the ways bacteria become resistant is by working together. To tackle the problem, researchers have tested a chemical, antibacterial substance that removes the protective slime layer bacteria create that enhance collaboration. KU Leuven (Flanders, Belgium) (1/14)