Experimental evolution of gallium resistance in

Joseph  L Graves; Akamu  J Ewunkem; Jason Ward; Constance Staley; Misty  D Thomas; Kristen  L Rhinehardt; Jian Han; Scott  H Harrison

Experimental evolution of gallium resistance in

Joseph L Graves
, Akamu J Ewunkem
, Jason Ward
, Constance Staley
, Misty D Thomas
, Kristen L Rhinehardt
, Jian Han
, Scott H Harrison

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Abstract

Metallic antimicrobial materials are of growing interest due to their potential to control pathogenic and multidrug-resistant bacteria. Yet we do not know if utilizing these materials can lead to genetic adaptations that produce even more dangerous bacterial varieties.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	169-180
Journal	Unknown journal
Volume	2019
Issue number	1
State	Published - 2019

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