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Organ commerce rears its ugly head again

Organ commerce rears its ugly head again
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Organ commerce rears its ugly head again

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Bengaluru researchers develop paper-based platform to detect antibiotic-resistant bacteria

Bengaluru researchers develop paper-based platform to detect antibiotic-resistant bacteria
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antibiotic-resistance: Fighting superbugs: New paper-based platform enables rapid antibiotic-resistance screening

Researchers have developed a paper-based platform for rapidly detecting antibiotic-resistant bacteria, addressing a critical need in combating the rise of such pathogens. Utilizing luminescent technology, the platform efficiently identifies antibiotic resistance within hours, significantly reducing diagnosis time compared to traditional methods.

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Hot on trail of bacteria resistant to antibiotics

There are different ways by which a bacterium becomes resistant to antibiotics. In one, the bacterium evolves and can recognise and eject the medicine out of its cell. In another, the bacterium produces an enzyme called β-lactamase, which hydrolyses the β-lactam ring – a key structural component of common antibiotics like penicillin and carbapenem – rendering the medication ineffective.

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