Investigating the physiology of viable but non-culturable bacteria by microfluidics and time-lapse microscopy

RT @BMCBiology: In case you missed it: Investigating the physiology of viable but non-culturable bacteria by microfluidics and time-lapse m…

RT @BMCBiology: In case you missed it: Investigating the physiology of viable but non-culturable bacteria by microfluidics and time-lapse m…

In case you missed it: Investigating the physiology of viable but non-culturable bacteria by microfluidics and time-lapse microscopy https://t.co/8MbFtugkGI

In case you missed it: Investigating the physiology of viable but non-culturable bacteria by microfluidics and time-lapse microscopy https://t.co/8MbFtugkGI

Dr. Stefano Pagliara's "kiling machine" uses microfluidics to help determine which cells from a bacterial population are resistent to antibiotics and which are sensible https://t.co/jMWW7o2eOo #RSsinglecellecology

Including Stefano Pagliara whose paper on the physiology of non-culturable bacteria came out in BMC Biology: https://t.co/8MbFtugkGI

RT @PagliaraExeter: Great to see one of our PhD students @_GeorginaGlover presenting some of her work at #LGBTSTEMinar18 last week. Work th…

RT @PagliaraExeter: Great to see one of our PhD students @_GeorginaGlover presenting some of her work at #LGBTSTEMinar18 last week. Work th…

Great to see one of our PhD students @_GeorginaGlover presenting some of her work at #LGBTSTEMinar18 last week. Work that went into our recently published paper: https://t.co/50jCEdHwPS https://t.co/FRNneoTJkV

RT @rbamford5: Just in case you missed it before the holidays- have a read of the latest publication from Pagliara et al. @PagliaraExeter @…

RT @BMCBiology: Investigating the physiology of viable but non-culturable bacteria by microfluidics and time-lapse microscopy https://t.co/…

RT @rbamford5: Just in case you missed it before the holidays- have a read of the latest publication from Pagliara et al. @PagliaraExeter @…

RT @rbamford5: Just in case you missed it before the holidays- have a read of the latest publication from Pagliara et al. @PagliaraExeter @…

Just in case you missed it before the holidays- have a read of the latest publication from Pagliara et al. @PagliaraExeter @Ash_Smith8 #antibiotics #bacteria #microfluidics https://t.co/JHuOn3zwoU

Study characterises subpopulation of viable but non-culturable bacteria that are resistant to treatment with antibiotics https://t.co/dhm3lmzDK2

RT @PagliaraExeter: Our paper on a microfluidic method for investigating VBNC cells has been published in @BMCBiology #Antibiotics #Bacte…

RT @BMCBiology: Investigating the physiology of viable but non-culturable bacteria by microfluidics and time-lapse microscopy https://t.co/…

RT @BMCBiology: Investigating the physiology of viable but non-culturable bacteria by microfluidics and time-lapse microscopy https://t.co/…

RT @BMCBiology: Investigating the physiology of viable but non-culturable bacteria by microfluidics and time-lapse microscopy https://t.co/…

Investigating the physiology of viable but non-culturable bacteria by microfluidics and time-lapse microscopy https://t.co/8MbFttYJi8

RT @Ash_Smith8: What a great early Christmas present! My first paper was published today in @BMCBiology. Joint first author with the brilli…

RT @PagliaraExeter: Our paper on a microfluidic method for investigating VBNC cells has been published in @BMCBiology #Antibiotics #Bacte…

Check out some of the latest work taking place in #LSIExeter: https://t.co/pRe3SU0B3x

RT @PagliaraExeter: Our paper on a microfluidic method for investigating VBNC cells has been published in @BMCBiology #Antibiotics #Bacte…

RT @PagliaraExeter: Our paper on a microfluidic method for investigating VBNC cells has been published in @BMCBiology #Antibiotics #Bacte…

Our paper on a microfluidic method for investigating VBNC cells has been published in @BMCBiology #Antibiotics #Bacteria #Science #LSIExeter @UniofExeter @UofE_Research @CLESUniofExeter https://t.co/50jCEdHwPS