Microfluidic screening of antibiotic susceptibility at a single-cell level shows the inoculum effect of cefotaxime on <i>E. coli</i>
Witold Postek(Broad Institute), Piotr Garstecki(Polish Academy of Learning), Pawel Gargulinski(Institute of Physical Chemistry), Tomasz S. Kamiński(University of Warsaw), Ott Scheler(Institute of Physical Chemistry)
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