David Liao

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David

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Liao

Zhang, Qiucen, Kristelle Robin, David Liao, Guillaume Lambert, and Robert Austin. 2011. “The Goldilocks Principle and Antibiotic Resistance in Bacteria”. Molecular Pharmaceutics 8. Referenced from pubs.acs.org: The Goldilocks Principle and Antibiotic Resistance in Bacteria.

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Zhang, Qiucen, Guillaume Lambert, David Liao, Hyunsung Kim, Kristelle Robin, Chih-Kuan Tung, Nader Pourmand, and Robert Austin. 2011. “Acceleration of Emergence of Bacterial Antibiotic Resistance in Connected Microenvironments”. Science 333: 1764-67. Referenced from www.sciencemag.org: Acceleration of Emergence of Bacterial Antibiotic Resistance in Connected Microenvironments.

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Lambert, Guillaume, Luis Estévez-Salmeron, Steve Oh, David Liao, Beverly Emerson, Thea Tlsty, and Robert Austin. 2011. “An Analogy Between the Evolution of Drug Resistance in Bacterial Communities and Malignant Tissues”. Nat Rev Cancer 11: 375-82.

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Lambert, Guillaume, David Liao, Saurabh Vyawahare, and Robert Austin. 2011. “Anomalous Spatial Redistribution of Competing Bacteria under Starvation Conditions”. J. Bacteriol 193: 1878-83. Referenced from jb.asm.org: Anomalous Spatial Redistribution of Competing Bacteria under Starvation Conditions.

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Lambert, Guillaume, David Liao, and Robert Austin. 2010. “Collective Escape of Chemotactic Swimmers through Microscopic Ratchets”. American Physical Society 104 (Phys. Rev. Lett. ). Referenced from journals.aps.org: Collective Escape of Chemotactic Swimmers through Microscopic Ratchets.

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Austin, Robert, Chih-Kuan Tung, Guillaume Lambert, David Liao, and Xiuqing Gong. 2010. “An Introduction to Micro-Ecology Patches”. CHEMICAL SOCIETY REVIEWS 39: 1049-59. Referenced from pubs.rsc.org: An introduction to micro-ecology patches.

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Liu, Liyu, Kevin Loutherback, David Liao, David Yeater, Guillaume Lambert, Andre Estevez-Torres, James Sturm, Getzenberg, and Robert Austin. 2010. “A Microfluidic Device for Continuous Cancer Cell Culture and Passage With Hydrodynamic Forces”. Lab on a Chip 10: 1807-13. Referenced from pubs.rsc.org: A microfluidic device for continuous cancer cell culture and passage with hydrodynamic forces.

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