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Proteomic Study of the Survival and Resuscitation Mechanisms of Filamentous Persisters in an Evolved Escherichia coli Population from Cyclic Ampicillin Treatment.
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Abstract
Through adaptive laboratory evolution (ALE) experiments, it was recently found that when a bacterial population was repetitively treated with antibiotics, they will adapt to the treatment conditions and become tolerant to the drug. In this study, we utilized an ampicillin-tolerant
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