Bakteriální perzistence vůči antibiotikům

Bacterial antibiotic persistence is a resistance of a small part of the bacterial population to the effects of antibiotics. It differs from bacterial resistance in that it is not conditioned by the presence of resistance genes, but it originates in the bacterial population spontaneously or is induced. This synoptic book aims to provide microbiologists, infectious disease specialists and other experts who use antimicrobial substances with basic information on the phenomenon of bacterial antibiotic persistence.