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Spatial drug asymmetry modulates phenotypic diversity-migration relationships under resistance evolution

2024-12-17

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At long timescales, resistant phenotypes will emerge and be selected within the bacterial population as an evolutionary response to drug exposure. This phenomenon reduces the efficacy of drug therapies and thus compromises patient health. In spatially heterogeneous drug environments, recent evidence shows that migration can either promote or decelerate the evolution of antibiotic resistance, thereby affecting...

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d5f794e0-226d-5e78-b4f6-6ba1491518f8
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10.1101/2024.12.16.628583
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