Why do bacteria regulate public goods by quorum sensing?—How the shapes of cost and benefit functions determine the form of optimal regulation

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On the regulation of expression of public goods: another very cool paper from @evokerr and coworkers http://t.co/h6URPcQN7D

RT @ChandlerLab: Nice work from @evokerr on #quorumsensing regulation of public goods - smart people studying smart bacteria! http://t.co/L…

Nice work from @evokerr on #quorumsensing regulation of public goods - smart people studying smart bacteria! http://t.co/LLeLglwOKp

RT @BiofilmJena: Why do bacteria regulate public goods by quorum sensing? http://t.co/LdH5LR5aio

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