Una nueva técnica permite identificar y ver cómo funcionan pequeñas proteínas presentes en las bacterias, lo que supone un avance para conseguir nuevos antibióticos que superen las resistencias a estos fármacos.
El estudio, publicado hoy en la revistaMolecular Systems Biology, ha sido dirigido por Luis Serrano, jefe del grupo de Diseño de Sistemas Biológicos, y ha tenido como investigadora principal a María Lluch-Senar, ambos del Centro de Regulación Genómica (CRG) de Barcelona.
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