Imaging of sub-cellular fluctuations provides a rapid way to observe bacterial viability and response to antibiotics

CR Bermingham; I Murillo; ADJ Payot; KC Balram; MB Kloucek; S Hanna; NM Redmond; H Baxter; R Oulton; MB Avison; M Antognozzi

doi:10.1101/460139

Imaging of sub-cellular fluctuations provides a rapid way to observe bacterial viability and response to antibiotics

CR Bermingham
, I Murillo
, ADJ Payot
, KC Balram
, MB Kloucek
, S Hanna
, NM Redmond
, H Baxter
, R Oulton
, MB Avison
, M Antognozzi

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DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1101/460139
Publication status	Published - Nov 2018

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