“Antibiotic inhibition of bacteria growth in droplets reveals heteroresistance pattern at the single cell level”
Ott Scheler(Institute of Physical Chemistry), Piotr Garstecki(Polish Academy of Learning), Michał Horka(Institute of Physical Chemistry), Artur Ruszczak(Institute of Physical Chemistry), Natalia Pacocha(Institute of Physical Chemistry), Witold Postek(Broad Institute), Olli‐Pekka Smolander(University of Helsinki), Pawel R. Debski(Institute of Physical Chemistry), Krzysztof Sozański(Institute of Physical Chemistry), Karol Makuch(California Institute of Technology)
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