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Beyond quorum sensing: the complexities of prokaryotic parliamentary procedures
2006
Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry
Bacterial quorum-sensing regulatory systems can be summarized in a simple model wherein an autoinducer molecule accumulates in cultures and stimulates regulatory changes in gene expression upon reaching a critical threshold concentration. Although quorum sensing was originally thought to be an isolated phenomenon governing the regulation of a handful of processes in only a few bacteria, it is now considered to be a widespread mechanism for coordinating bacterial gene expression. Over decades of
doi:10.1007/s00216-006-0730-9
pmid:16953316
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