Using machine learning to battle antibiotic resistance

  15 May 2019

Some researchers are training machine learning algorithms to identify known drug resistance genes in new strains of a pathogen. Others are using AI to hunt for entirely new resistance genes, seeking a better understanding of how bacteria fight off drug treatments. And some are moving into metagenomes, aiming to understand the resistance profile of environments such as wastewater effluent.

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