Loyola University Health System
Study casts doubt on provocative tuberculosis theory
Published in Drug Law Weekly, January 5th, 2010
Earlier this year, researchers in Sweden proposed a provocative explanation: TB bacteria have the ability to turn into dormant, armor-plated spores. If true, the findings would provide promising new avenues of research in the worldwide fight against TB.
But a new study by researchers at Loyola University Health System and other centers casts doubt on the TB spore theory. Researchers were unable to detect spores in TB cultures and demonstrated that the TB bacterium doesn't even contain genes related to those...
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Source: Drug Law Weekly (2010-01-05)
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