Bacterial strain type and TEM-1 enzyme allele impact antibiotic susceptibility distribution in monoclonal populations: a single-cell droplet approach
Shahab Shahryari(University of Copenhagen), Piotr Garstecki(Polish Academy of Learning), Paweł Jankowski(Institute of Physical Chemistry), Shreyas Kandhadai Vasantham(Institute of Physical Chemistry), Marcin Równicki(Medical University of Warsaw), Adam Samborski(Institute of Physical Chemistry), Ilona P. Foik(FZU ‒ Institute of Physics of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic), Shakeel Ahmad(Government College University, Faisalabad)
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