Antifungal effect of soil Bacillus bacteria on pathogenic species of the fungal genera Aspergillus and Trichophyton
Researchers found that certain bacteria called Bacillus, naturally occurring in soil, can effectively kill dangerous fungi that cause infections in humans. These bacteria produce compounds that are as effective or more effective than standard antifungal medications. This discovery could lead to new treatments for fungal infections, especially as fungi increasingly develop resistance to current drugs.