Microbiology

Drug-induced differential culturability in diverse strains of Mycobacterium tuberculosis

1. Valerie F. A. March
2. Nino Maghradze
3. Kakha Mchedlishvili
4. Teona Avaliani
5. Rusudan Aspindzelashvili
6. Zaza Avaliani
7. Maia Kipiani
8. Nestani Tukvadze
9. Levan Jugheli
10. Selim Bouaouina
11. Anna Doetsch
12. Galo A. Goig
13. Sebastien Gagneux
14. Sonia Borrell

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The bat influenza A virus subtype H18N11 induces nanoscale MHCII clustering upon host cell attachment

1. Maria Kaukab Osman
2. Jonathan Robert
3. Lukas Broich
4. Dennis Frank
5. Robert Grosse
6. Martin Schwemmle
7. Antoni G. Wrobel
8. Kevin Ciminski
9. Christian Sieben
10. Peter Reuther

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The RND efflux pump EefABC is highly conserved within lineages of E. coli commonly associated with infection

1. Hannah L. Pugh
2. Elizabeth M. Darby
3. Leah Burgess
4. Abigail L. Colclough
5. Asti-Rochelle Meosa John
6. Steven Dunn
7. Christopher Connor
8. Eoughin A. Perry
9. Alan McNally
10. Vassiliy N. Bavro
11. Jessica M. A. Blair

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Growth consequences of the inhomogeneous organization of the bacterial cytoplasm

1. Johan H van Heerden
2. Alicia Berkvens
3. Daan H de Groot
4. Frank J Bruggeman

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  eLife assessment

  This important study examines E. coli growth and division, suggesting that inhomogeneous organization of ribosomes in the cytoplasm results in cell size-dependent growth rate perturbations. The work is conceptually appealing, but incomplete due to shortcomings in the experiments and modeling.

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