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Oxygen restriction generates difficult-to-culture pathogens

2018-06-05

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Induction of a non-culturable state has been demonstrated for many bacteria. In a clinical perspective, the lack of growth due to these non-culturable bacteria can have major consequences for the diagnosis and treatment of patients. Here we show how anoxic conditioning (restriction of molecular oxygen, O 2 ) generates difficult-to-culture (DTC) bacteria during biofilm growth. A significant subpopulation of Pseud...

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Literature Corpus work: a6f7340a-bf6d-595e-900f-4fa24dcfba47
DOI: 10.1101/339747

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