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August 7, 2018Proceedings of the National Academy of SciencesOpen Access

Phospholipid retention in the absence of asymmetry strengthens the outer membrane permeability barrier to last-resort antibiotics

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MPMatthew J. PowersUniversity of GeorgiaMTM. Stephen TrentFlorida State University

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