Modularity of the bacterial cell cycle enables independent spatial and temporal control of DNA replication.

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Jonas K, Y Chen E, Laub MT.  2011.  Modularity of the bacterial cell cycle enables independent spatial and temporal control of DNA replication. Curr Biol. 21(13):1092-101. Google Scholar PubMed
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