Staph infection-induced kidney disease may be linked to bacterial gene mutation

Researchers aiming to predict which staph-infection patients might develop a related kidney disease have found a high frequency of gene mutations in the infecting bacteria of affected patients, which suggests these variants may play a role in the body’s initiation of the renal damage. The kidney disorder is a fairly uncommon autoimmune complic

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