Published August 28, 2023
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A very brief note on why bacterial evolution has physiology
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The majority of bacteria live and evolve in surface biofilms. Both growth in biofilms and horizontal transfer of DNA are regulated by quorum-sensing pheromone signals. The common regulation of bacterial surface growth and DNA transfers illustrates how physiology contributes to bacterial evolution.
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- 10.1113/JP284409
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- oai:uchicago.tind.io:7721