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Protein concentration fluctuations in the high expression regime: Taylor's law and its mechanistic origin.
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Abstract
Protein concentration in a living cell fluctuates over time due to noise in growth and division processes. In the high expression regime, variance of the protein concentration in a cell was found to scale with the square of the mean, which belongs to a general phenomenon called Taylor's law (TL). To understand the origin for these fluctuations, we measured protein concentration dynamics in single
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