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Bacterial resistance to antibiotics

Antibiotic resistant bacteria. Illustration: shutterstock

How can you fight bacterial resistance to antibiotics?

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Bacterial resistance to antibiotics. Illustration: national review of medicine

A new method for estimating the effectiveness of "antibiotic cocktails"

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Antibiotic resistant bacteria. Illustration: shutterstock

Antibiotic resistant genes

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Deadly bacteria: colonies of Bacillus anthracis grown on an agar medium in the laboratory. Source: US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases.

Improving the monitoring of the three-dimensional structure of bacterial colonies to prevent their resistance to antibiotics

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Thief Ant, CC 4.0

Antibiotic development inspired by the ants

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The streptococcus bacteria attacks the throat tissue. Photo: Shutterstock

Improving the effectiveness of antibiotic drugs will allow them to better deal with bacteria

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Calcium carbonate walls that protect a bacterial colony. Illustration: Weizmann Institute

Break down walls - and heal

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A display illustrating the danger to animals in the sea as a result of the plastic waste that fills the sea, at the Natural History Museum of Berlin. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

How do the bacteria that eat plastic work? A chemist explains

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The Research Regulation Council: plans to ban experiments on antibiotic-resistant bacteria

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Cross section of the large subunit of the bacterial ribosome. In yellow - the exit tunnel of the proteins from the ribosome. In red - the binding pocket of erythromycin at the entrance to the tunnel. Bottom right (marked in light blue) – the ribosomal protein L22. In structural and chemical terms, the protein is distant from the binding pocket of the antibiotic. Source: Weizmann Institute magazine.

Researchers have discovered how a mutation in a ribosomal protein helps bacteria develop resistance to antibiotics

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Sandstorm in Iraq, 2005. Photo: Corporal Alicia M. Garcia, US Marine Corps.

The genetics of dust storms

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Photo: Technion spokespeople.

Researchers from the Technion have developed a system that allows rapid personalization of the antibiotic medication for the patient

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Bacteriophage simulation. Source: naturalismus.

Researchers have developed a technology that allows the "reprogramming" of bacteria

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Dr. Zvi Chioka. Source: Courtesy of the Hebrew University.

Researchers have developed antibiotics against antibiotic-resistant bacteria

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Staphylococcus aureus bacteria. Source: NIAID.

The poisoned arrow of the golden bacterium

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antibiotic drugs. Illustration: pixabay.com.

"Antibiotics are like an atom bomb on the microbiome"

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From the right: Maya Shamir, Daniel Dar and Prof. Rotem Sorek. short coils

Someone turned off the switch

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Bacterial resistance to antibiotics. Illustration: national review of medicine

Killing bacteria with an electron beam

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Tasmanian devil. Image courtesy of Charlieatyourservice / wikimedia

On demons and bacteria

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Super antibody against bacteria. Illustration: The Hebrew University.

A breakthrough immunological approach targets the person instead of the bacterium

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bacterial colony. Photo: shutterstock

Life in a movie: this is how bacteria develop resistance to antibiotics

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Operating room staff members in action. Photo: shutterstock

Nano Textile presents a new technology to prevent bacterial infections in hospitals

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viruses. Illustration: shutterstock

How can research in bacteria answer the question of how did plants and animals develop new features such as wings and flowers?

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Wastewater treatment plant in China. Photo: shutterstock

Fighting the resistant bacteria

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Bacterial resistance to antibiotics

Identifying drug resistance from the analysis of the bacterium's genome

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