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Ecological and evolutionary diversification of LuxI/R quorum sensing and LuxR solo regulators in Pseudomonas
Bacterial quorum sensing (QS) is classically viewed as a population-density-dependent communication system mediated by canonical LuxI/R circuits. However, increasing evidence indicates that QS is also shaped by environmental and ecological contexts and that its regulatory architectures extend beyond
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