Sustained fitness gains and variability in fitness trajectories in the long-term evolution experiment with Escherichia coli
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Joshua R. Nahum | Michael J. Wiser | E. J. Baird | R. Lenski | Z. D. Blount | N. Ribeck | J. Nahum | Luis Zaman | Rohan Maddamsetti | J. J. Morris | B. Wade | C. Turner | A. R. Burmeister | Jason N. Bundy | Nkrumah A. Grant | K. J. Card | Maia Rowles | Kiyana Weatherspoon | Spiridon E. Papoulis | Rachel Sullivan | Colleen Clark | Joseph S. Mulka | N. Hajela | Zachary D. Blount | R. Lenski | Noah Ribeck | Caroline B. Turner | Brian D. Wade | Elizabeth J. Baird
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