Ruth Hershberg

Escherichia coli adaptation under prolonged resource exhaustion is characterized by extreme parallelism and frequent historical contingency

Metabolic adaptation to consume butyrate under prolonged resource exhaustion

Compensatory adaptation does not fully alleviate the costs associated with rifampicin resistance and occurs predominantly through off-target mutations

Pseudomonas Putida Dynamics of Adaptation under Prolonged Resource Exhaustion

Freshwater microbial metagenomes sampled across different water body characteristics, space and time in Israel

Density-dependent effects are the main determinants of variation in growth dynamics between closely related bacterial strains

Rapid adaptation often occurs through mutations to the most highly conserved positions of the RNA polymerase core enzyme

Reversion is most likely under high mutation supply when compensatory mutations do not fully restore fitness costs