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ALEXANDER TOMASZ

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Mindless talks

By Ronie J. Calugay, Ph.D. | April 29, 2010 - 12:00am

The first glimpse on quorum sensing was observed in 1965 by Alexander Tomasz in bacteria that cause pneumonia. Microbiologists were later enlightened on this phenomenon by serendipity because of a squid that gl...

Science and Environment