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Appropriate drugs could, Dr Madrenas speculates, mean that S. aureus ultimately becomes a harmless inhabitant of people's bodies.
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When caused by S. aureus, the endocarditis is fatal at least one-third of the time.
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Cubist's injectible antibiotic Cidecin targets S. aureus and similarly resistant bugs in hospitals.
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S. aureus is a small, gold-colored bacteria that is often among the first to out-mutate antibiotics designed to kill it.
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Like other bacteria, S. aureus mutates at random, and through trial-and-error it will eventually find a way to outsmart any drug.
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He then infected mice with lethal levels of S. aureus and injected some of them with doses of his selected rings.
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Earlier this year, the American Society for Microbiology published the genome of vancomycin-resistant S. aureus (VRSA) in an effort to understand and thwart the mechanisms that enable the bacteria to develop total resistance.
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And S. aureus is even more dangerous.
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Nabi's work on a smoker's vaccine dates to 1996, when Ali Fattom, the company's vice president of research, came up with a workable vaccine for Staphylococcus aureus, a leading cause of infection in hospitals.
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