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Tindall, M. J., Porter, S. L., Maini, P. K., Gaglia, G., & Armitage, J. P. (2008). Overview of Mathematical Approaches Used to Model Bacterial Chemotaxis I: The Single Cell. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, 70(6), 1525–1569.

Authors 5
  1. M. J. Tindall (first)
  2. S. L. Porter (additional)
  3. P. K. Maini (additional)
  4. G. Gaglia (additional)
  5. J. P. Armitage (additional)
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