Joseph Brown of the Alabi Group, was recognized again for the paper: “Antibacterial isoamphipathic oligomers highlight the importance of multimeric lipid aggregation for antibacterial potency.” The publication has been selected as one of Nature editors’ picks for their 1 year anniversary collection: https://go.nature.com/2WvYkko
Stating, "we chose this paper for the collection because of the high quality of the work, its interdisciplinary nature, and the potential for this study to lead to novel antimicrobial agents."
Additional authors include Zeinab Mohammed, Christine M. Artim, Dana N. Thornlow, Joseph F. Hassler, Vincent P. Rigoglioso, Susan Daniel, and Christopher A. Alabi.
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