Networks of Resistance: Small RNA Control of Antibiotic Resistance

  19 September 2020

Recent high-throughput profiling of the RNA interactome has provided snapshots of the regulatory complexity controlled by small (s)RNAs that are rapidly expressed in response to acute antimicrobial stress.

Antibiotic-induced regulatory sRNAs control mRNAs involved in essential processes of the bacterial cell envelope and cell-wide physiological changes that promote tolerant bacterial lifestyles. These sRNA-dependant responses have been shown to significantly contribute to antibiotic susceptibility.

Further reading: Trends in Genetics
Author(s): Daniel G. Mediati, Sylvania Wu, Winton Wu, Jai J. Tree
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