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McQueary, Christin N, Benjamin C Kirkup, Yuanzheng Si, Miriam Barlow, Luis A Actis, David W Craft, and Daniel Zurawski V. 2012. “Extracellular stress and lipopolysaccharide modulate Acinetobacter baumannii surface-associated motility”. Journal of Microbiology 50 (3): 434-43.

Choi, Jinah, Scott Seronello, Jessica Montanez, Kristen Presleigh, Thu Vo, Seung Bum Park, and Miriam Barlow. 2011. “Ethanol and Reactive Species Increase Basal Sequence Heterogeneity of Hepatitis C Virus and Produces Variants With Reduced Susceptibility To Antivirals”. Free Radical Biology and Medicine, no. 51: S27.

Barlow, Miriam, Rebecca A Reik, Stephen D Jacobs, M\ onica Medina, Matthew P Meyer, John E McGowan Jr, and Fred C Tenover. 2008. “High rate of mobilization for blaCTX-Ms”. Emerging Infectious Diseases 14 (3): 423.

Pletz, MWR, L McGee, CA Van Beneden, S Petit, M Bardsley, M Barlow, and KP Klugman. 2006. “Fluoroquinolone resistance in invasive Streptococcus pyogenes isolates due to spontaneous mutation and horizontal gene transfer”. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy 50 (3): 943–948.

Hall, Barry G, and Miriam Barlow. 2003. “Structure-based phylogenies of the serine β-lactamases”. Journal of Molecular Evolution 57 (3): 255-60.

Hall, Barry G, Stephen J Salipante, and Miriam Barlow. 2003. “The metallo-β-lactamases fall into two distinct phylogenetic groups”. Journal of Molecular Evolution 57 (3): 249-54.

Barlow, Miriam, and Barry G Hall. 2002. “Phylogenetic analysis shows that the OXA b-lactamase genes have been on plasmids for millions of years”. Journal of Molecular Evolution 55 (3): 314-21.

Barlow, Miriam, and Barry G Hall. 2002. “Origin and evolution of the AmpC β-lactamases of Citrobacter freundii”. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy 46 (5): 1190-98.

Francino, Pilar. 2012. “The ecology of bacterial genes and the survival of the new”. International Journal of Evolutionary Biology 2012.

Seronello, Scott, Jessica Montanez, Kristen Presleigh, Miriam Barlow, Seung Bum Park, and Jinah Choi. 2011. “Ethanol and reactive species increase basal sequence heterogeneity of hepatitis C virus and produce variants with reduced susceptibility to antivirals”. PLoS One 6 (11): e27436.