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vol. 6 no. 228 228ed7

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https://doi.org/10.1126/scitranslmed.3008605

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Robert A. Stavenger and
Mathias Winterhalter

Robert A. Stavenger is Team Leader in the Antibacterial Discovery Performance Unit, GlaxoSmithKline, Collegeville, PA 19426, USA. E-mail: robert.a.stavenger{at}gsk.com
Mathias Winterhalter is Professor of Biophysics, Jacobs University Bremen, 28759 Bremen, Germany. E-mail: m.winterhalter{at}jacobs-university.de

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Science Translational Medicine

Vol 6, Issue 228
19 March 2014

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TRANSLOCATION Project: How to Get Good Drugs into Bad Bugs

By Robert A. Stavenger, Mathias Winterhalter

Science Translational Medicine19 Mar 2014 : 228ed7

The TRANSLOCATION project aims to decipher how to help antibiotics penetrate Gram-negative bacteria’s double-envelope defense.

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TRANSLOCATION Project: How to Get Good Drugs into Bad Bugs

By Robert A. Stavenger, Mathias Winterhalter

Science Translational Medicine19 Mar 2014 : 228ed7

The TRANSLOCATION project aims to decipher how to help antibiotics penetrate Gram-negative bacteria’s double-envelope defense.

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