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Jun. 18, 2022

TXA6101

gram-negative FtsZ inhibitor In vitro efficacy against E. coli Literature starting point and opt J. Antibiot, May 26, 2022 TAXIS Pharmaceuticals, Monmouth Junction, NJ

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