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Bacterial communities use sophisticated strategy to communicate over long distances

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Bacterial communities use sophisticated strategy to communicate over long distances
A concept known as 'percolation' is helping microbiologists explain how communities of bacteria can effectively relay signals across long distances. Once regarded as a simple cluster of microorganisms, communities of bacteria have been found to employ a strategy we use to brew coffee and extract oil from the sea. Percolation helps the microscopic community thrive and survive threats, such as chemical attacks from antibiotics.
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Bacterial communities use sophisticated strategy to communicate over long distances was originally posted by Health Nutrition And Strange Science News

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