Alligators have
a tough life swimming around in murky lagoons. They have fierce
territorial battles that lead to lots of wounds and infections. Believe
it or not, scientists are taking a close look at alligator blood and the
proteins in the blood as potential treatments for a growing list of difficult
to treat infections like MRSA. You see, alligators have adapted over
millions of years and can fight off serious infection. Now, researchers
from Louisiana suggest gator blood could produce a new source of powerful
antibiotics that could fight infections associated with diabetic ulcers, burns,
and even super-bugs.
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