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Resistance variation and bacterial interactions shape the adaptation of a genetically diverse bacterial population to antimicrobial treatment

2025-04-02

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Bacterial infections are often polymicrobial and subject to the evolution of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Existing knowledge on AMR in such polymicrobial infections usually relies on observational patient data, for which cause-effect relationships are difficult to infer, or on studying interactions between different bacterial species, ignoring the commonly encountered variation within species. Here, we therefor...

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Literature Corpus work: 886ce203-8f8c-5ab3-bd83-7e94c33fcdbd
DOI: 10.1101/2025.04.01.646401

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