With synthetic mucus, researchers take aim at antibiotic resistance

Tuesday, April 25, 2017 - 18:02 in Health & Medicine

The human body produces about a gallon of mucus per day. By studying and replicating mucus’ natural ability to control pathogenic bacteria, scientists hope to find new methods for combatting infections and antibiotic resistance.

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