Molecular Bacteriology Infection

The Molecular Bacteriology area in the Department of Medical Microbiology performs crucial, translational and application-situated research on the different jobs of microscopic organisms in human wellbeing and illness. The principle objective is to create novel methodologies for the avoidance, recognition or treatment of infections brought about by critical bacterial human pathogens that are particularly undermining to exceptionally youthful, older or safe traded off people.
The atomic bacteriological research tends to the instruments that lead to destructiveness and anti-toxin opposition of Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus pneumoniae and Porphyromonas gingivalis so as to distinguish novel focuses for preventive or remedial intercessions with novel enemy of microbial operators, human monoclonal antibodies or immunizations. In environmental examinations the elements of the human gut microbiota and connections between microscopic organisms are explored, in connection to ailment as well as in light of mediations with anti-toxins or prebiotics and probiotics.  

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