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BacterioFiles 288 - Caulobacter's Copper Coping Capabilities


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This episode: Some bacterial species use multiple strategies within a single population to deal with environmental challenges!

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Show notes:
Journal Paper:
Lawarée E, Gillet S, Louis G, Tilquin F, Blastier SL, Cambier P, Matroule J-Y. 2016. Caulobacter crescentus intrinsic dimorphism provides a prompt bimodal response to copper stress. Nat Microbiol 1:16098.

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