Bonnie Bassler

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763 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 20 Jul

Bonnie Bassler’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Who benefits?
What happens?
How do you evolve a cheating strategy?
And we can also make these molecules synthetically in...
you know, bottles, right?
And we can add molecules when we want and which molecules and blends.
And so their bacteria are just so fantastic to work on because you can at least begin to get at the kinds of questions that would be absolutely unethical to try or, you know, or you can't do it.
Like you can't, like there may be a lazy lion in a lion pack and
Right.
But how do you actually study it and get, you know, right here, we can do that and, um, like get answers.
Right.
So, so, so, and then again, to the point about the physicists, right, is that it's really, really attractive because we can amass data, you know, experimental data that they can put into their models.
Right.
Right.
About how these things work.
And so that's been, that's so, so I think that quorum sensing has been, um,
A real boon to these kinds of cross-disciplinary collaborations.
So I've collaborated with Ned Wingreen, who's a theorist who has never picked up a pipette, nor should he.
And yeah, for 25 years on like how this system works for exactly the reason that you're saying.
I've never been, oh yeah, I have.
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