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This project investigates how bacteria evolve to sense and respond to environmental changes, focusing on motility. By combining experimental evolution with genetic analysis, it aims to understand the emergence of new sensing systems and their implications for public health and biotechnology.
Background:
Coping with ever-changing conditions is a problem common to most living things.
One solution that organisms have come up with is the evolution of systems that allow them to sense and respond to their surroundings.
Despite being usually complex and costly to maintain, sensing devices are widespread throughout the Tree of Life, which has puzzled researchers for years.
Theory has identified a number of scenarios that promote the emergence of environmental sensing systems.
Yet, most aspe…
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