Phenotypic-dependent variability and the emergence of tolerance in bacterial populations

Phenotypic-dependent variability and the emergence of tolerance in bacterial populations

Ecological and evolutionary dynamics have been historically regarded as unfolding at broadly separated timescales. However, these two types of processes are nowadays welldocumented to intersperse much more tightly than traditionally assumed, especially in communities of microorganisms. Advancing the...

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Main Authors: Mateu, J.C (Author), Muñoz, M.A (Author), Sireci, M. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Public Library of Science 2021
Subjects:
adaptation
Adaptation, Physiological
Anti-Bacterial Agents
antibiotic agent
antiinfective agent
Article
Bacteria
bacterial evolution
bacterial phenomena and functions
Bacterial Physiological Phenomena
bacterial survival
bacterium
Biological Evolution
biological model
biological variation
Biological Variation, Population
biology
Computational Biology
computer simulation
Computer Simulation
controlled study
dormancy
drug effect
drug tolerance
Drug Tolerance
evolution
genetic trait
microbial community
Microbiota
microflora
Models, Biological
nonhuman
parsimony analysis
phenotype
Phenotype
phenotypic variation
physiological stress
physiology
population genetics
progeny
quantitative analysis
stochastic model
Stress, Physiological
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