Gonorrhea: Possible new treatment uses peptide that interferes with respiratory enzyme

Researchers have identified a possible new treatment for gonorrhea, using a peptide that thwarts the infection-causing bacterium by interfering with an enzyme the microbe needs to respirate. The findings are especially important since Neisseria gonorrhoeae is considered a "superbug" due to its resistance to all classes of antibiotics available for treating infections. Gonorrhea, a sexually ["]

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