“Evolving Antibiotic Resistance”. In Detection and Characterization of Antibiotic Resistance
Barlow, M, and B.C Kirkup. Forthcoming. “‘Evolving Antibiotic Resistance’. In Detection and Characterization of Antibiotic Resistance”. In In Press.
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What antimicrobial resistance has taught us about horizontal gene transfer
Barlow, Miriam. 2009. “What antimicrobial resistance has taught us about horizontal gene transfer”. In Horizontal Gene Transfer, 397–411. Springer.
Recombination and selection can remove blaTEM alleles from bacterial populations
Mroczkowska, Joanna E, and Miriam Barlow. 2008. “Recombination and selection can remove blaTEM alleles from bacterial populations”. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy 52 (9): 3408–3410.
Phylogenetic analysis as a tool in molecular epidemiology of infectious diseases
Hall, Barry G, and Miriam Barlow. 2006. “Phylogenetic analysis as a tool in molecular epidemiology of infectious diseases”. Annals of Epidemiology 16 (3): 157–169.
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Extracellular stress and lipopolysaccharide modulate Acinetobacter baumannii surface-associated motility
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.
Ethanol and Reactive Species Increase Basal Sequence Heterogeneity of Hepatitis C Virus and Produces Variants With Reduced Susceptibility To Antivirals
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.