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Which animal phylum did you find most fascinating?
Where do you think the most bacteria is found on campus?
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5 comments:
This is really cool! I hope it works on people and doesn't stop working against bacteria like penicillin did.
Pretty cool how this is different than the other antibiotics that just make people sicker. Attack of theplatensimycin!! They should take a lot of this stuff from nature to help people actually recover from their sicknesses. I have not experienced any problems with antibiotics before, so I am not experienced on the topic at hand although I figured out that antibiotics just kill bacteria, not viruses so this ought to be good and help a lot more people live
or maybe i'm not first...
That's good they found Platensimycin to fight bacteria resistant to antibiotics, and it's good because it's found in nature and fights bacteria in a new and convenient way.
That's cool! I have a question though. How would this medicine be administered? A pill? A shot? Another drinkable dose? Although, I catch a lot of bugs, so this might be extremely useful to me. But I have another question. Did nature use this? (to be continued)
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