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This project investigates how bacteria like Bacillus subtilis communicate and adapt to their environment through nanotubes and spores. It aims to uncover the mechanisms behind these processes, which are crucial for bacterial survival in extreme conditions.
Bacteria in nature exhibit remarkable capacity to sense their surroundings and rapidly adapt to diverse conditions by gaining new beneficial traits.
This extraordinary feature facilitates their survival when facing extreme environments.
Utilizing Bacillus subtilis as our primary model organism, we propose to study two facets of this vital bacterial attribute: communication via extracellular nanotubes, and persistence as resilient spores while maintaining the potential to revive.
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