Microbial communication?
R.D. Haigh
rxh at leicester.ac.uk
Tue Jan 6 14:25:06 EST 1998
Hi
I haven't got my references handy but try your searches again using
Try homoserine lactones for gram negatives. Useful names are Paul Williams
(Nottingham) Peter Greenberg (Iowa) George Salmond (Oxford ?)
Gram positives ferequently use peptides in signalling and these are often
referred to as pheromones. I can't think of anyone's name offhand.
There was a very nice paper in Nature (I think ) before Christmas on
Sacchromyces signalling between colonies I can't remember what the
chemical was they used.
And obviously there are the mating factors in Sacchromyces
I can't remember any nice big chunky reveiws anywhere recently but
there is certainly plenty of information out there.
Have fun
Richard
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