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#Wahl2015 Wahl ME, Murray AW. Multicellularity Makes Somatic Differentiation Evolutionarily Stable. 2015 [http://biorxiv.org/content/early/2015/01/16/010728 bioRxiv preprint] | #Wahl2015 Wahl ME, Murray AW. Multicellularity Makes Somatic Differentiation Evolutionarily Stable. 2015 [http://biorxiv.org/content/early/2015/01/16/010728 bioRxiv preprint] | ||
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Pattern formatin is a hallmark of coordinated cell behavior in both single and multicellular organisms [1].
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Use of quorum sensing circuits to make 2D patterns out of E. coli cells.
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