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Multivalent nanobodies for potent and broad neutralization of Staphylococcus aureus toxins

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By Nicholas Walton, Wei Huang, Madison Lee, Yufei Xiang, Zhe Sang, Sarah Moore Verified, Derek Taylor, Kong Chen, Jaime L. Hook, John McCormick, John Mccormick, Yi Shi, Chaya Sussman
| Nature Verified
Abstract Staphylococcus aureus is a leading cause of lethal bacteremia and pneumonia, which are driven by potent virulence factors such as T-cell superantigens and alpha hemolysin. S. aureus has among the highest rates of antibiotic resistance, yet no vaccines or alternative therapies are available. Here, we developed a repertoire of potent, high-affinity nanobodies (Nbs) targeting key toxins in S. aureus infection, including Hla and superantigens SEB, SEC, and TSST-1.
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Australia Fuel Buffer Tested as Iran War Squeezes Diesel Supply

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By John McCormick, John Mccormick
| NewsBlaze Australia
Treasury warns a prolonged oil shock could push inflation higher and cut growth, while small miners and regional users feel the diesel squeeze first. Australia’s fuel buffer is under pressure as war in the Middle East drives up oil prices, squeezes refined fuel supply and exposes the country’s long-running dependence on imports. Treasury says a prolonged shock could lift inflation by another 1.25 percentage points and leave GDP about 0.6% lower around 2027.
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Australia Fuel Buffer Tested as Iran War Squeezes Diesel Supply

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By John McCormick, John Mccormick
| NewsBlaze Australia
Treasury warns a prolonged oil shock could push inflation higher and cut growth, while small miners and regional users feel the diesel squeeze first.
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