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How do bacterial populations and their viruses evolve and interact under antibiotic treatment and ecological change?
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The Levin Lab uses mathematical and computer simulation modeling alongside in vitro and laboratory animal experiments to study population and evolutionary biology of bacteria and their viruses. The group conducts experiments and theory on antimicrobial chemotherapy and the evolution of resistance to understand treatment failure. Researchers study the pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of antibiotics to link drug behavior to within-host population and evolutionary dynamics. The lab investigates population dynamics, evolution, and control of infectious disease to apply evolutionary theory to health-related problems.
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