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A fitness trade-off between growth and survival governed by Spo0A-mediated proteome allocation constraints in
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Abstract
Growth and survival are key determinants of bacterial fitness. However, how resource allocation of bacteria could reconcile these two traits to maximize fitness remains poorly understood. Here, we find that the resource allocation strategy of
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