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Interplay between bacterial multidrug efflux and outer membrane permeability creates an unexpected vulnerability towards antibiotics.

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Antibiotic resistance (AMR) is global health emergency that increasingly challenges our ability to treat life-threatening infections. To tackle this major threat to our health, it is critical to develop new therapeutics that are less prone to AMR development. Equal efforts should also be directed towards developing novel drugs that can supress the…

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