Stationary phase persister formation in Escherichia coli can be suppressed by piperacillin and PBP3 inhibition

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Love the science of the Brynildsen lab: https://t.co/HgUqvzqm3a but can we please stop calling these persisters "stationary-phase" persisters? They are not as they are assessed (and only present) in subsequent exponential, nutrient-rich growth conditions

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Stationary Phase Persister Formation in Escherichia Coli Can Be Suppressed by Piperacillin and PBP3 Inhibition https://t.co/IBqTdKOQJD

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Stationary phase persister formation in Escherichia coli can be suppressed by piperacillin and PBP3 inhibition. https://t.co/tcspyGlEfT

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PubMed: Stationary phase persister formation in Escherichia coli can be suppressed by piperacillin and PBP3 inhibition. https://t.co/6R23r5djHe

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