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The RNA-Binding Protein ProQ Promotes Antibiotic Persistence in Salmonella
Bacteria can avoid eradication by antibiotics through a phenomenon known as persistence. Persister cells arise through phenotypic heterogeneity and constitute a small fraction of dormant cells within a population of actively growing bacteria, which is susceptible to antibiotic killing.
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