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Conflict and cooperation in bacterial communities
Like humans, bacteria in nature often live in communities. New research studying the interactions within these microbial communities shows how bacteria can cooperate with each other to resolve a form of social conflict. Many bacteria live stuck together on surfaces, … Continue reading
Posted in Microbial Evolution and Diversity
Tagged ammonium, antibiotic resistance, biofilms, conflict, social
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