Nelson Evbarunegbe
@nvlsen.bsky.social
ML/AI Doctoral Researcher | Cheminformatics | Computer Science | Chemical Engineering
Reposted by Nelson Evbarunegbe
Ever wonder why TB is hard to treat with antibiotics? One reason might be its unique outer membrane, which is a barrier for organic molecules. In our latest study, we used a combination of experiments, ML, and cheminformatics to understand membrane permeability in MTb. Preprint: shorturl.at/ALxvO
Identification of chemical features that influence mycomembrane permeation and antitubercular activity
Tuberculosis (TB), caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb), is the deadliest single-agent infection worldwide. Current antibiotic treatment for TB takes a minimum of four months, underscoring the n...
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March 2, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Ever wonder why TB is hard to treat with antibiotics? One reason might be its unique outer membrane, which is a barrier for organic molecules. In our latest study, we used a combination of experiments, ML, and cheminformatics to understand membrane permeability in MTb. Preprint: shorturl.at/ALxvO