Jeff Cain

Jan 29, 2025 | sciencedirect.com | Kyle Gustafson |Jeff Cain |Timothy Aungst |Robert Redwood

The rise of antibiotic resistance not only affects our ability to prevent and treat infections, but also threatens the viability of several contemporary medical procedures, such as surgeries, organ transplants, anticancer chemotherapy and immune system-suppressing drugs.1, 2 Finding novel antimicrobials has been difficult due to a complex set of circumstances, including scientific and financial hurdles.3, 4, 5, 6 A potential solution to the problem is to retain the clinical efficacy of our...