Natural antibiotics produced in wounds increase sleep and survival after injury

When wounded, our body sets off a complex immune response. As part of it, the wound produces small antimicrobial molecules to fight off the pathogens locally. Researchers have found that these natural antibiotics can also act as long-range molecular messengers.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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