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AI in antibiotic research

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jon-nyc

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Yes please
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Jolly

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It's always a race, between effectiveness and resistance.

I wonder...in 50 years, will many strains of bacteria lose their resistance to the older antibiotics?
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It's always a race, between effectiveness and resistance.

I wonder...in 50 years, will many strains of bacteria lose their resistance to the older antibiotics?
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George K

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@Jolly said in AI in antibiotic research:

will many strains of bacteria lose their resistance to the older antibiotics

Bring back penicillin and streptomycin, ftw!
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