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Screening of South African marine filamentous actinobacteria for antitubercular compounds
Multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) is a rampant problem across the globe, perpetuated by the current antimicrobial resistance challenge. To lift the burden, novel antitubercular drugs are needed to treat TB more effectively. The filamentous actinobacteria are a viable source of potential nove...
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Department of Medicine
2025
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