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Research Article | SpotlightA Decrease in Serine Levels during Growth Transition Triggers Biofilm Formation in Bacillus subtilisIn Bacillus subtilis, biofilm formation is triggered in response to environmental and cellular signals. It was proposed that serine limitation acts as a proxy for nutrient status and triggers biofilm formation at the onset of biofilm entry through a novel signaling mechanism caused by global ribosome pausing on selective serine codons. In this study, we reveal that...
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