Short-time movement of E. coli chromosomal loci depends on coordinate and subcellular localization
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P. Cicuta | K. Dorfman | M. Cosentino Lagomarsino | Zhicheng Long | A. Javer | E. Nugent | M. Grisi | Kamin Siriwatwetchakul
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