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Quantitative single cell measurements have shown that cell cycle duration(the time between cell divisions) for diverse cell types is a noisy variable.The underlying distribution is mean scalable with a universal shape for manycell types in a variety of environments. Here we show through both experimentand theory that increasing the amount of noise in the regulation of the cellcycle negatively impacts the growth rate but positively correlates withimproved cellular response to fluctuating environments. Our findings suggestthat even non-cooperative cells in exponential growth phase do not optimizefitness through growth rate alone, but also optimize adaptability to changingconditions. In a manner similar to genetic evolution, increasing the noise inbiochemical processes correlates with improved response of the system toenvironmental changes.

To Grow is Not Enough: Impact of Noise on Cell Environmental Response and Fitness