Bacteria under the microscope: A new growth model for tuberculosis

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Feb 12, 2020, 8:10 am166 pts
For centuries, scientists have peered down the lens of a microscope and watched as bacteria – some circular, others rod-shaped – multiply before their eyes. Yet, much about the details of how cells grow and divide is still hidden, in part because the technology to resolve this process is lacking. A team of…

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