ComGA-RelA interaction and persistence in the Bacillus subtilis K-State
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Summary
It is proposed that the bistable expression of both transformability and the growth arrest are bet‐hedging adaptations that improve fitness in the face of varying environments, such as those presumably encountered by B. subtilis in the soil.
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- 2015-05-15
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Computer science
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