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Microbe social skill: the cell-to-cell communication between microorganisms
2017
Science Bulletin
Although microbes primarily are single-cell organisms, they are not isolated individuals. Microbes use various means to communicate with one another. Based on the communication, microbes establish a social interaction with their neighbors in a specific ecological niche, and cooperative behaviors are normally performed to provide benefits on the population and species levels. In the microbiome era, in order to better understand the behaviors of microbes, deep understanding of the social
doi:10.1016/j.scib.2017.02.010
pmid:36659262
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