Mutations of Bacteria from Virus Sensitivity to Virus Resistance.¶
Luria, S. E., & Delbrück, M. (1943). Mutations of Bacteria from Virus Sensitivity to Virus Resistance. Genetics, 28(6), 491-511.
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Primes¶
- Natural Selection
- The prime's clarity payoff is the correct causal story this enforces: resistance does not arise because of the antibiotic in any Lamarckian sense — the antibiotic does not instruct cells to become resistant; it selects pre-existing and newly-arising resistant variants out of the population, enriching their frequency.
This sourceThe fluctuation test demonstrating that resistance mutations arise randomly before selection rather than being induced by the selective agent — establishing the non-Lamarckian, selective causal story.
- The prime's clarity payoff is the correct causal story this enforces: resistance does not arise because of the antibiotic in any Lamarckian sense — the antibiotic does not instruct cells to become resistant; it selects pre-existing and newly-arising resistant variants out of the population, enriching their frequency.
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