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SUMMARY:(Re)Thinking growth of cell populations from a single-cell perspect
 ive
DESCRIPTION:(Re)Thinking growth of cell populations from a single-cell pers
 pective\nFrank Bruggeman\, System Biology Lab\, VU University\, Amsterdam\
 , The Netherlands\nExponential growth of cells is likely one of the most f
 undamental and well-known biological phenomena. All biologists\, like me\,
  did this experiment in their first year microbiology course. There is not
 hing to it. Some of you might even think\, “What a dull topic!”. I dis
 agree. Especially\, when you start thinking about single cells in exponent
 ially-growing populations. Do single cells grow exponential? Do they have 
 to? How do you define the average cell — on which our deterministic\, OD
 E descriptions of cell growth are based? Do bounds exist for the phenotypi
 c heterogeneity of single cells in such populations? In this talk\, I will
  answer such questions by showing you the associated experiment and the th
 eory. It turns out that still much is to be learned for\, perhaps\, the si
 mplest biological experiment
URL:https://www.imperial.ac.uk/events/95942/rethinking-growth-of-cell-popul
 ations-from-a-single-cell-perspective/
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