An antibiotic developed from human breast milk could combat certain drug-resistant bacteria, British scientists have found. The breakthrough found that the minuscule fragment, less than a nanometre in width, is responsible for giving the protein its anti-microbial properties.

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An antibiotic developed from human breast milk could combat certain drug-resistant bacteria, British scientists have found. The breakthrough found that the minuscule fragment, less than a nanometre in width, is responsible for giving the protein its anti-microbial properties.