US EditionSignaling molecule PI5P may treat M. abscessus CF lung infections
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Signaling molecule PI5P may treat M. abscessus CF lung infections
Scientists have discovered a potential therapy for cystic fibrosis (CF) patients who are infected with Mycobacterium abscessus, a bacterium that can cause serious lung infections. They found that a signaling molecule called PI5P can boost the antimicrobial activity of immune cells isolated from patients against the bacterium. This happens even for cells from patients not eligible for treatment with Kaftrio, a CFTR modulator therapy that’s market…
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