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About This Project
We're studying how yeasts make decisions about their cellular fate during mating, a process that involves the integration of information with opposing effects.
To study how cells choose between mating and asexual reproduction, we observe and track single cells using automated time-course microscopy, over many different conditions.
To gain a deeper understanding of this process, we need a massive amount of data, and new open hardware tools, that also enable any lab to make these discoveries.
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