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Manganese’s Fatal Flaw: Unlocking Lyme Disease’s Hidden Weakness
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Manganese’s Fatal Flaw: Unlocking Lyme Disease’s Hidden Weakness
In the shadowy world of infectious diseases, Lyme disease has long evaded simple solutions, frustrating patients and doctors with its persistent symptoms and elusive bacteria. But a groundbreaking discovery from Northwestern University researchers reveals a surprising vulnerability in Borrelia burgdorferi, the corkscrew-shaped culprit behind the illness: its dependence on manganese, a trace mineral that acts as both shield and Achilles’ heel. Th…
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