Quiescence is operationally defined as a reversible proliferation arrest. This cellular state is
central for both organism development and homeostasis, its dysregulation causing many …

Sterile hybrids are broadly considered evolutionary dead-ends because of their faulty sexual
reproduction. While sterility in obligate sexual organisms is a clear constraint in perpetuating …

The duration of lag phase can be used as an organismal fitness marker; however, it is often
underreported as its estimation may be challenging and method and parameters dependent …

The lag phase is a temporary non-replicative period observed when a microbial population
is introduced to a new nutrient-rich environment. Its duration can have a pronounced effect …

Quiescence, the temporary and reversible arrest of cell growth, is a fundamental biological
process. However, the lack of standardization in terms of reporting the experimental details …

Clonal microbial populations influenced by environmental and genetic factors can naturally
diversify into distinct phenotypes. Consequently, individual cells within these populations …

Clonal microbial populations influenced by environmental and genetic factors can naturally
diversify into distinct phenotypes. Consequently, individual cells within these populations …