As time glows by in bacteria

Carl Hirschie Johnson ()
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Carl Hirschie Johnson: Vanderbilt University

Nature, 2004, vol. 430, issue 6995, 23-24

Abstract: Populations of cells can exhibit remarkably precise and stable circadian oscillations. But can single cells achieve such precision in the absence of intercellular communication? For cyanobacteria, it seems so.

Date: 2004
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