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Editorial board of MIR Journal announces a competition for the best scientific publication on Microbiology (Virology, Bacteriology, Mycology) in 2019
Aleksandra S. Orina, Olga P. Gavrilova, Tatiana Yu. Gagkaeva
Maria M. Gomzhina, Philipp B. Gannibal
Kirill A. Vasilyev, Maria A. Yukhneva, Anna-Polina S. Shurygina, Marina A. Stukova, Andrej Y. Egorov
Dmitri V. Debabov, Maria D. Debabova
Elizaveta Boravleva, Alexandra Gambaryan
Andrej Egorov
Irina A. Leneva, Irina N. Falynskova, Nailya R. Makhmudova, Ekaterina A. Glubokova, Nadezhda P. Kartashova, Eugenia I. Leonova, Natalya A. Mikhailova, Irina V. Shestakova
Maria Debabova
Alexander Zhivich
Rustam N. Heydarov, Natalia F. Lomakina, Elizaveta Yu. Boravleva, Ivan S. Kholodilov, Alexandra S. Gambaryan, Vladimir M. Mikhailovich, Eugene E. Fesenko
Julia Romanova
Yulia A. Desheva, Tatiana A. Smolonogina, Galina O. Landgraf, Larisa G. Rudenko
Kaissar Tabynov
Evgeniy V. Sorokin, Tatyana R. Tsareva, Anna A. Sominina, Maria M. Pisareva, Andrey B. Komissarov, Аnna А. Kosheleva
Andrea Wolkerstorfer, Dietmar Katinger, Julia Romanova
Andrej Y. Egorov
Competition for the best publication in 2019 (6 cash prizes for winners)
Editorial board of MIR Journal announces a competition for the best scientific publication on Microbiology (Virology, Bacteriology, Mycology) in 2019
After reviewing the articles submitted for the competition, the following authors are pronounced winners
Competition for the best publication (6 cash prizes for winners)
After the successful review process (2 positive reviews from 3 reviewers), all the manuscripts will be published in the MIR journal. The authors of the best 6 papers will be awarded
New antibiotics to fight Gram-negative bacteria
In the recent paper, "Predictive compound accumulation rules yield a broad-spectrum antibiotic", published in Nature by Michelle F. Richter et al. (Nature, London, UK, 2017, doi: 10.1038/nature22308) the group of chemists from the University of Illinois (USA) reported results of their study on accumulation of more than 150 diverse chemical compounds in E. coli
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