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ParABS system induces topological modifications to spatio-temporally organize its mother and daughter chromosomes in the replicating C. crescentus cell
We identify an entropy-mediated mechanism underlying the spatiotemporal organization of the chromosome in the bacterial cell Caulobacter crescentus. Effective entropic interactions between replicating DNA segments emerge from their topological modifications of daughter DNA polymers caused by transie
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