The use of RNA/DNA ratio measurements to assess rifampicin-induced growth inhibition of Escherichia coli

Growth rates and cellular levels of RNA, DNA and protein were studied in Escherichia coli during and following exposure to rifampicin, and in the transition from stationary to exponential phase growth in drug-free medium. At rifampicin concentrations of up to twice the MIC, significant changes in gr...

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