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Durable spatiotemporal surveillance of Caenorhabditis elegans response to environmental cues

Kopito et al., 2014

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7664343229937475165
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Kopito R
Levine E
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Lab on a Chip

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Animal response to changes in environmental cues is a complex dynamical process that occurs at diverse molecular and cellular levels. To gain a quantitative understanding of such processes, it is desirable to observe many individuals, subjected to repeatable and well …
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