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Professor Lara Malins will use an $8 million grant to research potential new treatments for a post-antibiotics world. Her team is especially interested in peptides that exist in the gut that could have therapeutic uses. Professor Malins is based at the Australian National University' Research School of Chemistry.
Professor Lara Malins will use an $8 million grant to research potential new treatments for a post-antibiotics world. Her team is especially interested in peptides that exist in the gut that could have therapeutic uses. Professor Malins is based at the Australian National University' Research School of Chemistry.
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