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CONTROL MECHANISMS IN BACTERIAL CELLS
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1973
Microbial Engineering
The existence of self-regulating mechanisms in complex organisms is common knowledge. The single cell, the unit from which more complex organisms are built up, also possesses remarkable powers of adjustment. Detailed quantitative studies of the growth of bacteria in various environmental conditions have given an insight into the control mechanisms and various models have been set up. The cases when reproduction in a given environment can be described by autocatalytic-type reactions are treated,
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