How cells regulate their cell cycles is a central question for cell biology. Models of cell size
homeostasis have been proposed for bacteria, archaea, yeast, plant, and mammalian cells …

We examine five quantitative models of the cell-cycle and cell-size control in Escherichia coli
and Bacillus subtilis that have been proposed over the last decade to explain single-cell …

Last year we published an article in which we used time-lapse microscopy in combination
with microfluidics to measure growth, division and replication in single E. coli cells on the …

Recent experiments suggested that sizer-like division strategy, a deviation from the adder
paradigm might be produced by additional degradation events of cell division machinery …

Cells coordinate their growth and division to maintain a finite size. They undertake important
processes within a cell cycle such as DNA replication. How these processes such as cell …

The reference point for cell-size control in the cell cycle is a fundamental biological question.
We previously reported that we were unable to reproduce the conclusions of Witz et al.'s …