The role of innate immunity, antibiotics, and bacteriophages in the course of bacterial infections and their treatment
Brandon A. Berryhill, Teresa Gil‐Gil, Christopher Witzany, David A. Goldberg, N. M. A. Vega, Roland R. Regoes, Bruce R. Levin
This study uses Galleria mellonella larvae to test hypotheses about innate immunity's role in bacterial infections and shows bacteriostatic drugs and phages are as effective as bactericidal antibiotics.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · Sep 29, 2025Peer-reviewedMicrobiology