Add to ORKGQuorum sensing is a communication pathway in bacteria that allows them to regulate their gene expression in accordance with their population density. This pathway is initiated due to the secretion of signal molecules, also called autoinducers by the bacteria. Quorum sensing benefits bacteria by allowing it to survive better through the help of mechanisms such as virulence, conjugation, colonization, sporulation, etc. KEYWORDS: Conjugation, Sporulation, Motility, Streptococcus pneumoniae, Cyclization, Oligopeptides
Bacteria communicate with each other through a plethora of small, diffusible organic molecules calle...
The cell to cell communication and regulation systems in bacteria are generally known as quorum sens...
For more than 400 years since their discovery, bacteria were thought to live simplistic, asocial liv...
The chemical signal molecules called autoinducers are produced and released by the quorum sensing ba...
Introduction: Quorum sensing (QS) in the word means a gathering or a fixed number of objectives and ...
Communication among microorganisms is mediated through quorum sensing. The latter is defined as cell...
Communication among microorganisms is mediated through quorum sensing. The latter is defined as cell...
Quorum sensing is the intercellular communication used by a bacterial population, once it reaches a ...
Signaling mechanisms that govern physiological and morphological responses to change the cell densit...
Communication among microorganisms is mediated through quorum sensing. The latter is defined as cell...
Bacterial cells exhibit several density-dependent pheno-types. Such a biological phenomenon is refer...
Cell communication in bacteria occurs through a vernacular of small diffusible chemical signals that...
Introduction: The term quorum sensing (QS) is used to describe communication between bacterial cells...
Many environmental and interactive important traits of bacteria, such as antibiotic, siderophore or ...
The term ‘quorum sensing’ describes intercellular bacterial communication which regulates bacterial ...
Bacteria communicate with each other through a plethora of small, diffusible organic molecules calle...
The cell to cell communication and regulation systems in bacteria are generally known as quorum sens...
For more than 400 years since their discovery, bacteria were thought to live simplistic, asocial liv...
The chemical signal molecules called autoinducers are produced and released by the quorum sensing ba...
Introduction: Quorum sensing (QS) in the word means a gathering or a fixed number of objectives and ...
Communication among microorganisms is mediated through quorum sensing. The latter is defined as cell...
Communication among microorganisms is mediated through quorum sensing. The latter is defined as cell...
Quorum sensing is the intercellular communication used by a bacterial population, once it reaches a ...
Signaling mechanisms that govern physiological and morphological responses to change the cell densit...
Communication among microorganisms is mediated through quorum sensing. The latter is defined as cell...
Bacterial cells exhibit several density-dependent pheno-types. Such a biological phenomenon is refer...
Cell communication in bacteria occurs through a vernacular of small diffusible chemical signals that...
Introduction: The term quorum sensing (QS) is used to describe communication between bacterial cells...
Many environmental and interactive important traits of bacteria, such as antibiotic, siderophore or ...
The term ‘quorum sensing’ describes intercellular bacterial communication which regulates bacterial ...
Bacteria communicate with each other through a plethora of small, diffusible organic molecules calle...
The cell to cell communication and regulation systems in bacteria are generally known as quorum sens...
For more than 400 years since their discovery, bacteria were thought to live simplistic, asocial liv...