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Scientists Discover New Part of the Immune System

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UK – Scientists have discovered a hidden immune defense that could be a goldmine for new antibiotics.

BBC news reports how researchers found that the proteasome, a structure that normally recycles proteins can switch roles when a cell is infected, producing bacteria-killing chemicals.

Tested in lab settings and on mice, these natural antibiotics showed results similar to existing drugs.

With antibiotic resistance rising, experts say this discovery offers a promising new path for drug development.

While more testing is needed, scientists say they are optimistic about its potential to fight superbugs.

Scientists have discovered a hidden immune defense that could be a goldmine for new antibiotics.

BBC news reports how researchers found that the proteasome, a structure that normally recycles proteins can switch roles when a cell is infected, producing bacteria-killing chemicals.

Tested in lab settings and on mice, these natural antibiotics showed results similar to existing drugs.

With antibiotic resistance rising, experts say this discovery offers a promising new path for drug development.

While more testing is needed, scientists say they are optimistic about its potential to fight superbugs

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