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Understanding quorum sensing self-organization: Clustering and defect-induced ordering of diffusing particles
Quorum sensing (QS) is known in biology as a form of intercellular communication mediated by signaling molecules called autoinducers. The QS protocol governs the transition from individual to collective cell behavior once a critical population density is reached. Using numerical simulations, we inve
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