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Dynamic protein aggregation regulates bacterial dormancy depth critical for antibiotic tolerance

2017-12-13

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The ability of some bacteria within a population to tolerate antibiotic treatment is often attributed to prolonged bacterial infection 1-3 . Unlike antibiotic resistance, which generally results from genetic mutations or plasmid transfer 4,5 , antibiotic tolerance usually refers to the phenomenon that a subgroup of cells can survive high dose antibiotic treatment as a result of phenotypic heterogeneity 6,7 . Pr...

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DOI: 10.1101/233890

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