Microbiologist explains possible way to stop bacteria from causing disease

Megan Gribble Lloyd, PhD (photo by Jim Howe) Megan Gribble Lloyd,
PhD (photo by Jim Howe) How do you fight bacteria How do you fight
bacteria that have the potential to kill someone with cystic
fibrosis? A microbiologist at Upstate that have the potential to
kill someone with cystic fibrosis? A microbiologist at Upstate
explains the project she's worked on for the past four years
explains the project she's worked on for the past four years, ,
investigating a peptide that seems to halt the bacteria's ability
to cause disease investigating a peptide that seems to halt the
bacteria's ability to cause disease and does not require
antibiotics. Megan Gribble Lloyd, PhD, who works in the laboratory
of and does not require antibiotics. Megan Gribble Lloyd, PhD, who
works in the laboratory of Jennifer Moffat, PhD Jennifer Moffat,
PhD, tells about her, tells about her work with the bacterium work
with the bacterium, called, called Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and about her love of science., and about
her love of science.