Antibiotic Resistance Origins
Discover the surprising origins of antibiotic resistance, tracing back millions of years to soil and ancient bacteria. Enterococcus, a common gut bacterium, has emerged as a leading cause of resistant infections, raising questions about its genetic evolution. By utilizing genomics, researchers are uncovering the intricate details of these bacteria, revealing a complex history that could inform future medical strategies.In this clip
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