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Modifying TIMER, a slow-folding DsRed derivative, for optimal use in quickly-dividing bacteria

2021-01-12

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It is now well appreciated that members of pathogenic bacterial populations exhibit heterogeneity in growth rates and metabolic activity, and it is known this can impact the ability to eliminate all members of the bacterial population during antibiotic treatment. It remains unclear which pathways promote slowed bacterial growth within host tissues, primarily because it has been difficult to identify and isolate sl...

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e1ac36bb-f0de-544e-8df5-210cd2783fac
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10.1101/2021.01.12.426338
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