Hi Wayne,
It was a great article.
The Endosmal Escape Technology should take care of this.
Instead of punching their way through, the peptides wriggle their way through - in the way a person wriggles their way through a crowd. Once disrupted, the cell's cytoplasm - the jelly-like substance that contains the cell's working parts - leaks through the membrane and the bacteria cell dies, and white blood cells then eat up the detritus.
Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/superbug-breakthrough-its-getting-a-wriggle-on-20130629-2p466.html#ixzz2XkkDugpe
Tony
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