Chemical communication among bacteria / edited by Stephen C. Winans and Bonnie L. Bassler.

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9781555815578
155581557X
1283033879
9781283033879
9786613033871
6613033871

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QR96.5 .C54 2008

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2008 K-027
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Contents; Contributors; Preface; I. CELL-CELL SIGNALING DURING DEVELOPMENT AND DNA EXCHANGE; II. CELL-CELL SIGNALING IN MUTUALISTIC AND PATHOGENIC ASSOCIATIONS WITH HUMANS, ANIMALS, AND PLANTS; III. PRODUCTION, DETECTION, AND QUENCHING OF CHEMICAL SIGNALS; IV. EUKARYOTIC QUORUM SENSING AND INTERACTIONS WITH QUORUM-SENSING BACTERIA; Index.

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Summary: Leading researchers in various aspects of bacterial signaling have contributed to this volume and provide a comprehensive overview of signal synthesis, detection, and its impacts on bacterial behavior. Thirty chapters bring together the latest findings on chemical communication among bacteria and points towards potential areas for future research.

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Leading researchers in various aspects of bacterial signaling have contributed to this volume and provide a comprehensive overview of signal synthesis, detection, and its impacts on bacterial behavior. Thirty chapters bring together the latest findings on chemical communication among bacteria and points towards potential areas for future research.

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