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Modelling the Segregation Mechanism of low copy number Plasmid pB171

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Figure 1: Typical kymographs of 29 (left) and 25 (right) minutes in which ParA-GFP(green) extends towards a plasmid, but upon attachment (e.g
Figure 2: Above: cartoon visualizing the linear dependence of the distance a plasmid is pulled by a retracting ParA structure
Figure 3: Histograms showing the distribution of plasmids along the long axis of E. coli cells
Figure 4: Data from the group of Kenn Gerdes (unpublished). Scatter plot of the light intensity due to ParB-GFP expression in a single cell versus the volume of the cell
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