Bacterial‐Population Responses to Drug‐Selective Pressure: Examination of Garenoxacin's Effect onPseudomonas aeruginosa

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The emergence of resistance to antibiotics is a serious problem often related to suboptimal drug dosing; such suboptimal dosing results in the preferential killing of drug-susceptible microbial subpopulations, allowing amplification of drug-resistant microbial subpopulations. We determined the effect that fluctuating concentrations of quinolone drugs have on both the total population and the resistant...

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