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Pareto Suboptimal Resource Allocation and Microbial Growth
Microbial growth has often been analyzed under the assumption that microorganisms have evolved to optimize phenotypic characteristics of interest, such as growth rate and growth yield. This assumption has been useful, for example, for the genome-scale modeling of metabolism and the study of the allo
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