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Smet KD et al. - All bacterial strains were susceptible to the GLG-enzyme system at low concentrations. The exact concentration required for growth arrest and cell death was dependent on the experimental design. With increasing concerns about bacterial resistance to antibiotics, this study shows that low concentrations of the GLG-enzyme system are successful in killing antibiotic-resistant bacterial strains.

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