Testing for antibiotic resistance no longer constrained by time: Report - Hindustan Times
Impedance cytometry, which measures the dielectric properties of individual cells with high throughput-more than a thousand cells per minute-is the foundation of the group's work.
The process of figuring out a bacterial infection's drug susceptibility profile takes a long time. Researchers from the Nara Institute of Science and Technology and their cooperating partners have ju… [+2531 chars]
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