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Antibiotics select for novel pathways of resistance in biofilms

2019-04-10

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Most bacteria in nature exist in aggregated communities known as biofilms. Bacteria within biofilms are inherently highly resistant to antibiotics. Current understanding of the evolution and mechanisms of antibiotic resistance is largely derived from work from cells in liquid culture and it is unclear whether biofilms adapt and evolve in response to sub-inhibitory concentrations of drugs. Here we used a biofilm ev...

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def3fe91-2c0b-57ee-94fb-cd5e490bef50
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10.1101/605212
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