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Antibiotics improve clinical outcomes independent of their antibacterial effects. In this issue of Immunity, Almeida et al. and Colaço et al. demonstrate that antibiotic impairment of mitochondrial ribosomes modulates both T-cell-dependent inflammation… Click to show full abstract
Antibiotics improve clinical outcomes independent of their antibacterial effects. In this issue of Immunity, Almeida et al. and Colaço et al. demonstrate that antibiotic impairment of mitochondrial ribosomes modulates both T-cell-dependent inflammation and host tolerance to infection.
Keywords:
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Journal Title: Immunity
Year Published: 2021
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Year Published: 2021
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