Article | REF: BIO6267 V1

Synthetic Biology applied on bacteriocins

Authors: Félix JAUMAUX, Philippe GABANT

Publication date: June 10, 2024 | Lire en français

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    The PARAGEN collection's contribution to the biotechnological arsenal against antibiotic resistance is undeniable. The large number of bacteriocins it offers, and the speed with which their activities can be screened thanks to in vitro production, open up promising prospects for therapeutic and industrial innovation. The potential of bacteriocins makes them a family of molecules aligned with the "One Health" concept, and promises to be used in the fields of animal, human and environmental health

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