An Antarctic sponge offers new hope against deadly MRSA infection. In lab tests, the compound, which the researchers named "darwinolide" after the sponge’s family name, Darwinellidae, killed 98% of MRSA cells.

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An Antarctic sponge offers new hope against deadly MRSA infection. In lab tests, the compound, which the researchers named "darwinolide" after the sponge’s family name, Darwinellidae, killed 98% of MRSA cells.