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Particularly Resilient Bacteria Are the Reason Why Antibiotics Can Fail
Some bacteria abide against antibiotics not because they are good at hiding, but because their growth slows when nutrients they need are cut off.
Some bacteria abide against antibiotics not because they are good at hiding, but because their growth slows when nutrients they need are cut off.
