University of Oregon biologists have resurrected ancient lactoferrin peptides up to 160 million years old, which exhibit potent antimicrobial properties against drug-resistant bacteria. This discovery could provide new avenues for developing effective treatments that address the growing issue of antibiotic resistance, offering insights into how natural peptides can be enhanced through evolutionary principles.
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