Osmotic pressure, bacterial growth, and bacterial division.
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To study the effect of osmotic forces on bacteria, we apply osmotic shock to a variety of organisms and monitor the effect on cell growth and division.

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This project aims to test the hypothesis that bacteria exploit osmotic pressure as a physical driving force for growth and division.

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