Cell-cell signaling in bacteria /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Washington, D.C. :
ASM Press,
[1999]
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Table of Contents:
- Bacterial life: neither lonely nor boring
- Gene transfer and microbial development
- Quorum sensing and peptide pheromones in streptococcal competence for genetic transformation
- Cell-density control of gene expression and development in Bacillus subtilis
- Sex pheromone systems in Enterococci
- Cell-density sensing during early development in Myxoccus xanthus
- Symbioses
- Quroum sensing in plant-associated bacteria
- Cell density-dependent gene expression by Agrobaxterium tumefaciens during colonization of crown gall tumors
- Regulation of pathogenicity in Staphyloccus aureus by a peptide density-sensing system
- Quorum sensing in Pseudomonas aeruginosa
- Production on antimicrobial compounds
- The lantibiotics nisin and subtilin act as extracellulr regulators of their own biosynthesis
- Regulation of group II peptide bacteriocin synthesis by quorum-sensing mechanisms
- γ-butyrolactones that control secondary metabolism and cell differentiation in Streptomyces
- Molecular basis on cell-cell signaling
- Signal generation in autoinduction systems: synthesis of acylated nomoserine lactones by luxI-type proteins
- Transcriptional activation by LuxR
- Self-signaling by Phr peptides modulates Bacillus subtilis development
- A multichannel two-component signaling relay controls quorum sensing in Vibrio
- Past and future
- Early observation defnining quorum-dependent gene expression
- N-acytlhomoserine lactones and quorum sensing in proteobacteria
- Emerging density-dependent control systems in gram-positive cocci
- The emergent properties of quorum sensing: Consequences to bacteria of autoinducer signaling in their natural environment.