In the new issue of Nature, scientists at Brown University in the United States have discovered 185 new molecules that are resistant to methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). Among them, CD437 and CD1530 can successfully kill MRSA active cells. And retain cells, and modified molecules can effectively treat chronic MRSA mouse models without side effects.
This is definitely a good news for humans, because the new antibiotics discovered in this study will be expected to fight the 'super bacteria' that are resistant to traditional antibiotics.
Next scientists will accelerate the advancement of this technology to curb the wild expansion of super bacteria.