Identifying animal diseases that transmit to people could be possible with fresh discoveries about how bacteria co-operate with each other when causing infection. Bugs that can co-operate best with each other are most likely to be able to jump to new species, including humans, a new study shows. Bacteria interact by releasing molecules to help them adapt to their environment - for example, when killing competing infections in their victim. They co-ordinate ...Wednesday 6 August 2014
Bacteria into Social Networking to Spread Across Different Species
Identifying animal diseases that transmit to people could be possible with fresh discoveries about how bacteria co-operate with each other when causing infection. Bugs that can co-operate best with each other are most likely to be able to jump to new species, including humans, a new study shows. Bacteria interact by releasing molecules to help them adapt to their environment - for example, when killing competing infections in their victim. They co-ordinate ...
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