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Evolution Under Thermal Stress Affects Escherichia colis Resistance to Antibiotics

This study examines how thermal stress evolution affects antibiotic resistance in Escherichia coli, finding decreased optimal growth temperature and complex resistance patterns.

Estimating Microbial Population Data from Optical Density

This paper demonstrates that optical density (OD) measurements are unreliable for estimating microbial cell concentration and shows that calibration curves based on cell size and plate type improve accuracy.

Phenotypic plasticity and the anthropause: an urban bird becomes less aggressive

The paper examines how reduced human disturbance during the pandemic affected aggression in urban dark-eyed juncos, finding decreased aggression in both population and individual levels.

Antibiotics shift the temperature response curve of Escherichia coli growth

This study examines how antibiotics alter the temperature response of Escherichia coli growth, finding shifts in optimal temperature and reduced temperature breadth.