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Helmholtz Institute for Pharmaceutical Research Saarland has identified two new classes of active substances with antimicrobial properties from bacteria that live in symbiosis with a toxic bird.
The regent whistler carries batrachotoxin in its black and yellow plumage, a potent neurotoxin, also used by poison dart frogs to effectively protect themselves from predators.
The new compounds act against keratinolytic bacteria and fungi that attack the skin of birds.
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