SCIENTISTS in Japan may have discovered a new way to fight bacteria without the use of antibiotics, a study published in the journal Scientific Reports said.
A team of researchers at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology focused on the formation of flagella, tail- or hair-like protrusions from the bodies of bacteria that serve as “propellers” and allow bacteria to move.
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