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Quorum Sensing and Bacterial Biofilm-Mediated Dormancy State Transitions

Agriculture Plant Pathology

Pathogen Dormancy and Survival Mechanisms

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Agriculture Plant Pathology › Pathogen Dormancy and Survival Mechanisms

Quorum Sensing and Bacterial Biofilm-Mediated Dormancy State Transitions

This research explores how bacterial pathogens employ quorum sensing systems to coordinate biofilm formation and enter programmed dormancy states with reduced metabolic activity. Elucidating cell-to-cell communication in biofilm dormancy reveals targets for disrupting pathogen persistence in agricultural settings.

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