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Biological and physical growth dynamics of microbial colonies : a study of Saccharomyces cerevisiae combining experimentation and spatio-temporal modeling
Contrary to suspended cultures, the formation of microbial aggregates on a solid support involves spatial and temporal heterogeneity of growth conditions. The aim of this PhD thesis is to gain insight into these multicellular communities by combining experiments and modeling, applied to Saccharomyce
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