The Systems Architecture of a Bacterial Cell Cycle

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Stanford Professor Lucy Shapiro is renowned for her contributions to the fields of developmental biology, molecular biology, and genetics. She examines the functions required to reproduce and maintain life in the simple bacterial cell by using a systems engineering approach that defines the control circuitry integrated in time and space. Series: UC Berkeley Graduate Council Lectures [6/2009] [Humanities] [Science] [Show ID: 16423]

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  • Wow, this is so amazing.

  • I love it when videos state "for non commercial uses only".

  • Binary fussion is a fascinating subject , but ive always been a big fan of sexual conjegation in Paramecium .

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