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This research investigates the social behaviors of bacteria in long-term infections, focusing on how these behaviors evolve and affect virulence. The project aims to develop new intervention strategies that leverage evolutionary theory to address bacterial infections more effectively.
Micro-organisms were believed until recently to live independent, unicellular lives but are now understood to rely on complex systems of social behaviours for survival.
In pathogenic bacteria, cooperation and communication between cells leads to increased virulence and the understanding of how these behaviours evolve is of fundamental importance to the future of human health.
Almost nothing is known, however, about social behaviours of bacteria infecting human hosts, and research on social behav…
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