ERC Advanced Grant · 2022
Finding the missing links in the bacterial cell cycle
The bacterial pathogen Staphylococcus aureus is currently the second most common cause of death associated with antibiotic resistant infections. The most useful antibiotics in clinical use have multiple targets, as compounds against single proteins rapidly succumb to the capacity of bacteria to develop resistance. To think innovatively about antibiotic discovery, we need to think not only about individual cellular processes, but also about how they are interconnected and coordinated, so that we can devise methods to strike bacterial cells, simultaneously, in multiple pathways. The bacterial cell cycle consists of a series of coordinated events required for bacterial growth, during which…
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