COPENHAGEN, AUGUST 07, 2016 – Recent in vivo studies in mice documents the antibacterial properties of ATx201 and that they compare favorably to marketed products. The CSO of AntibioTx, Dr. Morten Sommer, said “ATx201 looks promising in numerous points such as treatment duration, de novo resistance and effectiveness against multi-drug resistant bacteria including MRSA. We strongly believe that ATx201 will be a valuable asset in treating microbiome related disorders”.
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