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STRESS HISTORY ESTABLISHES A TRANSIENT TOLERANT STATE THAT SHAPES ANTIBIOTIC SURVIVAL UPON RESUSCITATION

2026-03-03

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Antibiotic treatment failure, often driven by non-genetic mechanisms such as tolerance and persistence, remains a major global health challenge. β -lactams, the most widely prescribed antibiotic class, are particularly compromised by tolerance in dormant, non-growing cells; yet, how these drugs act on cells resuscitating from dormancy remains poorly understood. Here, we investigate the resuscitation phase at an u...

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6a3d8650-ee82-5f40-9cac-0ae7e8d6ead7
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10.64898/2026.03.01.708845
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