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Stochasticity and Environmental Switching Shape Quorum Sensing Evolution in Bacterial Populations
Quorum sensing (QS) is classically understood as a mechanism by which bacterial cells sense their own density, but environmental fluctuations make any single cell's estimate unreliable. An alternative view holds that populations pool individual estimates to reach reliable collective decisions. We in
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