Coevolution of host–plasmid pairs facilitates the emergence of novel multidrug resistance

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RT @evokerr: Congrats to @hljordt on the publication of her thesis work! With T.Stadler, @livkosterlitz, J.Ponciano & @evatop3, she shows h…

https://t.co/ghxPSVYvuO Bacteria that are persistently resistant to one antibiotic are 'primed' to become multidrug-resistant bugs #sciencenews https://t.co/GAJVAcPHeo

RT @CHARM_UCSD: New from @hljordt and @evokerr @UW Exposure to one type of antibiotic "primes" bacteria to be more likely to acquire resi…

New from @hljordt and @evokerr @UW Exposure to one type of antibiotic "primes" bacteria to be more likely to acquire resistance to additional antibiotics, even in the absence of further antibiotic exposure, and hold on to those AMR traits for generati…

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