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English: Supplementary Movie 2 Time-lapse confocal imaging of the area behind the spreading edge. Movie of a 1:1 mixed colony of fluorescently labelled M (green) and D (red) captured in 20 min intervals on day 4. M cells that are positioned below D cells remain stationary. To limit photobleaching, only the green channel image was acquired with the exception of the last frame.
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Source Video file from Kim W, Levy S, Foster K (2016). "Rapid radiation in bacteria leads to a division of labour". Nature Communications. DOI:10.1038/ncomms10508. PMID 26852925. PMC: 4748119.
Author Kim W, Levy S, Foster K
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