I've just been reading about Phage Therapy, as an alternative to antibiotics.
Would any of you experts have any idea if it is a viable alternative, and if so, why is it not widely known about?
Potentially a very valuable one.
I like that, at the end of the article, they remind us that even if this turns out to be clinically useful, in the long run bacteria will evolve that are resistant to this one too.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/10/031024064511.htm
This is unusual. Most existing antibiotics are from bacteria or fungus, or are slight modifications of natural compounds.
Since this compound works by a novel method - it blocks a different site on RANpol than other drugs, it could...
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