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Bonnie Bassler on Talkative Bacteria and Eavesdropping Viruses

Mar 8, 2021
39:50
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 4min
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2
I Don't Know What to Do
04:05 • 2min
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3
Bacteria Communicate With Chemical Language
06:20 • 2min
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Using Chemicals in Bacteria
08:03 • 3min
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5
What Do Bacteria Do in a Colony?
10:52 • 3min
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What Are Bacteria Doing?
13:23 • 4min
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7
Qorm Sensing - Bacteria Working Together
17:02 • 5min
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Bacterial Corm Sensing
21:46 • 3min
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9
How Cool Is It to Be a Scientist?
25:15 • 4min
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Corm Sensing Transforms All Domains on Earth, Right?
29:26 • 3min
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The Viruses Are Listening the Whole Time
32:36 • 3min
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The Microbiome Is What Saves the World
35:27 • 2min
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The Joy of X
37:24 • 2min
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The molecular biologist Bonnie Bassler is deciphering the chemical languages that bacteria use to coordinate their assaults on a host.

The post Bonnie Bassler on Talkative Bacteria and Eavesdropping Viruses first appeared on Quanta Magazine

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