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Tuning Spatial Distributions of Selection Pressure to Suppress Emergence of Resistance

2024-10-28

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Control measures such as insecticides or antimicrobials are used to contain biological agents such as pathogenic bacteria and vectors of human and plant diseases, respectively. Following control measure application, a resistant subpopulation may eventually rise to such frequency that the control measure will be rendered ineffective: The timescale over which this occurs is the ‘effective lifetime’ of the control me...

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2539213e-0f97-57d9-a066-2360d4f10c7d
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10.1101/2024.10.23.619847
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