Evolutionary Ecology Meets the Antibiotic Crisis¶
Roemhild, R., & Schulenburg, H. (2019). Evolutionary Ecology Meets the Antibiotic Crisis: Can We Control Pathogen Adaptation through Sequential Therapy?. Evolution, Medicine, and Public Health, 2019(1), 37-45.
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- Conditional Control-Rotation Protocol
- A predictable schedule is a pattern an adaptive population can track, and rotating among controls that share a blind spot is cosmetic — pressure moves but the trap stays.
This sourceExplains that sequential control succeeds only with exploitable trade-offs and can fail when cross-resistance or shared escape trajectories let adaptation persist across the rotation.
- A predictable schedule is a pattern an adaptive population can track, and rotating among controls that share a blind spot is cosmetic — pressure moves but the trap stays.
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