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Non-invasive single-cell morphometry in living bacterial biofilms

Zhang et al., 2020

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7661203418142633123
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Zhang M
Zhang J
Wang Y
Wang J
Achimovich A
Acton S
Gahlmann A
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Nature communications

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Fluorescence microscopy enables spatial and temporal measurements of live cells and cellular communities. However, this potential has not yet been fully realized for investigations of individual cell behaviors and phenotypic changes in dense, three …
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