Bacterial Quorum Sensing: A Matter Of Density, Not Quantity

Friday, July 10, 2009 - 10:28 in Physics & Chemistry

Researchers have demonstrated that the absolute number of cells is irrelevant to the process of bacterial quorum sensing; only the number of bacteria in a given volume plays a role. They were even able to trigger quorum-sensing processes in single cells when these were confined in extremely small volumes.

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