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September 1, 1993Fractals43 citations

Self-Similar Colony Morphogenesis by Bacteria as the Experimental Model of Fractal Growth by a Cell Population

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TMTohey MatsuyamaRHRasika M. HarsheyMMMitsugu Matsushita

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Bacteria point inoculated onto the solid medium exert two-dimensional spreading growth on the surface. The colony morphologies are rich in diversity and depend on various biological and physico-chemical factors. Since it is easy to pursue the growth processes macro- and microscopically and to carry out experiments by controlling specific factors, precise experimental approaches to morphogenesis by living cells have now become possible. Several critical factors for self-similar morphogenesis were identified.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0c71abe8a76b3043887e26https://doi.org/10.1142/s0218348x93000320
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