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Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a common, free‐living, Gram‐negative bacterium that can cause significant disease as an opportunistic pathogen. Rapid growth, facile genetics, and a large suite of virulence‐related phenotypes make P. aeruginosa a common model organism to study Gram‐negative opportunistic pathogens and basic microbiology. This unit describes the basic laboratory growth and maintenance of P. aeruginosa . Curr. Protoc. Microbiol . 25:6E.1.1‐6E.1.8.
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