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Time-lapse imaging of B. subtilis biofilm development reveals that stochastic pulsing of gene expression enables pattern formation. A fluorescent protein reporter of the general stress response sigma factor, σB (shown in green) shows single-cell pulses in

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Time-lapse imaging of B. subtilis biofilm

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