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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)'s Anti-Microbial ‘Grammar’ Posits New Language Of Healing
October 25, 2006
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In most languages, sentences only make sense if the words are placed in the right order. Now, MIT researchers and an IBM colleague have used grammatical principles to help their search for new antimicrobial medicines.
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