Mechanistic study of a low-power bacterial maintenance state using high-throughput electrochemistry

2025/10/22 by John A. Ciemniecki, Chia-Lun Ho, Richard D. Horak +2
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paper · doi:10.48505/nims.5166

Abstract

Cell. 187 [24] (2024)6882-6895

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