Here's a fascinating Nature article translating a wonkish MIT paper on how E.coli are hyper efficient at replication. And that their doubling time of 20 minutes is near the thermodynamic limit.
In all, it's an indecipherable 3-page thought experiment applying equations derived from cited sources, which - no doubt - apply equations derived from further sources.
With regard to cell culture, we already know that the 20-minute doubling time of microbes is the rule and that strange strange contaminants like Leptospira are the exception.
In all, it's an indecipherable 3-page thought experiment applying equations derived from cited sources, which - no doubt - apply equations derived from further sources.
With regard to cell culture, we already know that the 20-minute doubling time of microbes is the rule and that strange strange contaminants like Leptospira are the exception.
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