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Clinically Relevant Pathogens on Surfaces Display Differences in Survival and Transcriptomic Response in Relation to Probiotic and Traditional Cleaning Strategies

2022-01-11

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Indoor surfaces are paradoxically presumed to be both colonized by pathogens, necessitating disinfection, and “microbial wastelands.” In these resource-poor, dry environments, competition and decay are thought to be important drivers of microbial community composition. However, the relative contributions of these two processes have not been specifically evaluated. To bridge this knowledge gap, we used microcosms t...

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c25b4cf3-3e7a-53fd-91fd-5361c4112e77
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10.1101/2022.01.11.475867
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