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Deep sea sponges could be source of new antibiotics

Sunday, July 08, 2018 - 01:13

Deep sea sponges could be a source of new antimicrobials capable of fighting diseases resistant to current antibiotic drugs, researchers from the Florida Atlantic University and University of Plymouth have found. Amy Pollock reports.

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Deep sea sponges could be a source of new antimicrobials capable of fighting diseases resistant to current antibiotic drugs, researchers from the Florida Atlantic University and University of Plymouth have found. Amy Pollock reports.

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