WT and ∆lcrF strains grew similarly in M9 media and exhibit similar gentamicin susceptibility.

WT and ∆lcrF strains were grown in M9 media [<a href="http://www.plospathogens.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.ppat.1012548#ppat.1012548.ref057" target="_blank">57</a>] and bacterial numbers were quantified by plating for CFUs. <b&g...

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Main Author:	Justin Greene (306625) (author)
Other Authors:	Katherine L. Cotten (12551739) (author), Rhett A. Snyder (21673163) (author), Ryan C. Huiszoon (21673166) (author), Sangwook Chu (4778427) (author), Rezia Era D. Braza (21673169) (author), Ashley A. Chapin (21673172) (author), Justin M. Stine (18514719) (author), William E. Bentley (142175) (author), Reza Ghodssi (705823) (author), Kimberly M. Davis (11068544) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Microbiology Cell Biology Genetics Biotechnology Immunology Developmental Biology Cancer Infectious Diseases Space Science Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified spherical agarose droplets reduce antibiotic susceptibility promote antibiotic tolerance iii secretion system found multiple subsets div >< p decreased gentamicin susceptibility ribosomal protein expression bacteria grow planktonically exponential phase marker model clustered growth fluorescent transcriptional reporter bacterial growth state lower s10 expression low s10 expression yersinia pseudotuberculosis </ exponential phase markers growth arrest associated observed high expression exponential phase growth arrest fluorescent reporter high expression yersinia </ pseudotuberculosis </ growth inhibition s10 expression stationary phase mouse model surviving bacteria indicating bacteria encapsulate bacteria s10 levels rpsj </ gfp </ t3ss expression high t3ss bacterial cells significant proportion mouse tissues mouse spleen markers simultaneously long appreciated detect changes data indicate based microfluidics
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WT and ∆<i>lcrF</i> strains grew similarly in M9 media and exhibit similar gentamicin susceptibility.

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