ArticleApplied and environmental microbiology2021
Generation of Genetic Tools for Gauging Multiple-Gene Expression at the Single-Cell Level.
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Abstract
Key microbial processes in many bacterial species are heterogeneously expressed in single cells of bacterial populations. However, the paucity of adequate molecular tools for live, real-time monitoring of multiple-gene expression at the single-cell level has limited the understanding of phenotypic heterogeneity. To investigate phenotypic heterogeneity in the ubiquitous opportunistic pathogen
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