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Pairwise antagonism assay of clinical Acinetobacter isolates

2013-06-21

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Many bacteria antagonize each other in nature; laboratory evidence of these interactions dates from 1925 (Gratia). However, antagonism assays are typically performed between a small number of 'sensitive' strains screening a range of potential 'killers' in the hunt for natural antibiotics, or a single 'killer' against a broad range of 'pathogens.' By contrast, several recent studies have performed pairwise assays a...

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10.7287/peerj.preprints.35v1
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