4 ms·
The smart thing to do (and this has already been done in vitro) is to use phages to deliver spacers guided to antibiotic resistance genes. That way, the cells d
by COGlory 7y ago
The smart thing to do (and this has already been done in vitro) is to use phages to deliver spacers guided to antibiotic resistance genes. That way, the cells delete their own antibiotic resistance genes, and the phages propagate the changes throughout the bacterial population. Bonus points if you use a budding phage.