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Life at the Single Molecule Level

DNA exist as single molecules in individual cells. Consequently, gene expression is stochastic. Recent advances in single-molecule imaging in living cells allow quantitative and system-wide descriptions of gene expression and regulation with single molecule sensitivity. It was found that low probability events of single molecules can have important biological consequences, such as the change of a cellular phenotype.