Eitan Bibi

(l-r) Osnat Tirosh, Nir Fluman and Prof. Eitan Bibi

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Scientists reveal one of bacteria’s secret weapons against antibiotics

Profs. Eitan Bibi and Deborah Fass. Working in the wet

An Enzyme out of Water

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Proteases shouldn't work in the cell membrane. But they do.

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Discovery Sheds Light on Increasing Bacterial Drug Resistance

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REHOVOT, Israel -- April 1, 1997 -- In a study that throws new light on the alarming phenomenon of increasing bacterial drug...

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