Infectious Diseases Grand Rounds: The ABCs of Beta-lactamase

In this video of Norton Infectious Diseases Institute Grand Rounds, Alan Junkins, PhD, explores the ABCs of beta-lactamase, an essential enzyme that plays a crucial role in antibiotic resistance. He will breakdown the science behind Beta-lactamase, exploring its structure, function, and mechanism of action. Dr. Junkins will also discuss the different classes and types of Beta-lactamase, their significance in healthcare, and challenges they pose to effective antibiotic therapy. This video aims to raise awareness about the importance of Beta-lactamase and its role in antimicrobial resistance.
This program is presented by Norton Infectious Diseases Institute, located in Louisville, Kentucky, home to the Kentucky Antimicrobial Stewardship Innovation Consortium (KASIC) and the Kentucky Infection Prevention (KYIP) Training Center. For more information visit www.kymdro.org/kasic or www.KentuckyIPTraining.org