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Hitting Bacteria With a Bam: Lectin-Like Antimicrobials as New Antibiotics

Grant number: 109825 | Funding period: 2024 - 2026

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Inhibiting heme piracy by pathogenic Escherichia coli using de novo-designed proteins

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Iron is an essential nutrient for most bacteria and is often growth-limiting during infection, due to the host sequestering free i..

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Code to complex: AI-driven de novo binder design

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The application of artificial intelligence to structural biology has transformed protein design from a conceptual challenge into a..

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High-affinity PQQ import is widespread in Gram-negative bacteria

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Pyrroloquinoline quinone (PQQ) is a soluble redox cofactor used by diverse bacteria. Many Gram-negative bacteria that encode PQQ-d..

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