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Q How do inclusion bodies accumulate, burden growth, and segregate across a colony?

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How do inclusion bodies accumulate, burden growth, and segregate across a colony?

Misfolded-protein inclusion bodies accumulate within cells, impose a metabolic/mechanical burden, and—because they are large—segregate asymmetrically at division. This drives replicative aging: one daughter inherits the aggregate and slows, the other is rejuvenated. The composite tracks per-cell IB size, its growth burden, and segregation across a colony.

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