Montana Scientist Fights Staph Infections
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Dr. Madison Collins, a Montana native and microbiologist at Montana State University Billings, is making waves in the fight against staph infections. Her research, which explores the bacterias DNA, RNA, proteins, and whole-cell levels, has earned her two prestigious awards. Collins leads a team of students in her lab, including instructor David Russell, who focuses on proteins that help staph survive and spread. Their work demands teamwork, patience, and resilience, as they strive to develop treatments that staph cant quickly resist, ultimately improving our defenses against these stubborn infections.
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