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They Discover a 'Memory Mechanical' in 'E. Coli' Bacteria, Key to Understanding Antibiotic Resistance
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A study by the Institute of Integrative System Biology (I2SysBio), a joint center of the Higher Council for Scientific Research (CSIC) and the University of Valencia (UV), has discovered a ‘memory mechanical’ in ‘E. coli’ bacteria that is ‘key’ to understanding antibiotic resistance. The work shows that ‘Escherichia coli’ bacteria, which inhabit the human intestine and are ‘very relevant’ to health, grow in a predictable way following the laws o…
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