Sincronización de<em> Caulobacter crescentus</em> Para la Investigación del Ciclo Celular Bacteriana
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Synchronization of bacterial cells is essential for studies of the bacterial cell cycle and development. Caulobacter crescentus is synchronizable through density centrifugation allowing a rapid and powerful tool for studies of the bacterial cell cycle. Here we provide a detailed protocol for the synchronization of Caulobacter cells.
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Schrader, J. M., Shapiro, L. Synchronization of Caulobacter Crescentus for Investigation of the Bacterial Cell Cycle. J. Vis. Exp. (98), e52633, doi:10.3791/52633 (2015).
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