Scientists can pinpoint bacterial needle in haystack using fluorescence

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Source: Jan Fredrik Frantzen/UiT

Bacterial troublemakers are able to survive antibiotics and are not detected by diagnostic antibiotic resistance testing. A new method has been developed to look at single bacteria and to find the antibacterial resistant ones, or the troublemakers, among them.

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