<p>In an effort to enhance pathogen vulnerability to existing antibiotics, Angharad Davies of Swansea University in the U.K. proposes using peptides which activate stationary-phase microbes, leading to cell growth, with the aim of increasing susceptibility to established treatments.</p>


In an effort to enhance pathogen vulnerability to existing antibiotics, Angharad Davies of Swansea University in the U.K. proposes using peptides which activate stationary-phase microbes, leading to cell growth, with the aim of increasing susceptibility to established treatments.