著者
Michio Matsuhashi Alla N. Pankrushina Satoshi Takeuchi Hideyuki Ohshima Housaku Miyoi Katsura Endoh Ken Murayama Hiroshi Watanabe Shigeo Endo Mikio Tobi Yoshihiro Mano Masao Hyodo Torakichi Kobayashi Tomohiko Kaneko Sugio Otani Susumu Yoshimura Akira Harata Tsuguo Sawada
出版者
公益財団法人 応用微生物学・分子細胞生物学研究奨励会
雑誌
The Journal of General and Applied Microbiology (ISSN:00221260)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.44, no.1, pp.49-55, 1998 (Released:2005-08-24)
参考文献数
19
被引用文献数
9 56

Bacterial cells enhance the proliferation of neighboring cells under stress conditions by emitting a physical signal. Continuous single sine sound waves produced by a speaker at frequencies of 6–10, 18–22, and 28–38 kHz promoted colony formation by Bacillus carboniphilus under non-permissive stress conditions of high KCl concentration and high temperature. Furthermore, sound waves emitted from cells of Bacillus subtilis at frequencies between 8 and 43 kHz with broad peaks at approximately 8.5, 19, 29, and 37 kHz were detected using a sensitive microphone system. The similarity between the frequency of the sound produced by B. subtilis and the frequencies that induced a response in B. carboniphilus and the previously observed growth-promoting effect of B. subtilis cells upon B. carboniphilus through iron barriers, suggest that the detected sound waves function as a growth-regulatory signal between cells.

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@doctorgaona @navedelmisterio buen homenaje #WuhanHeroes Ahora bien,entiendo que habéis interpretado (o dotado de notas músicales) a la decodificación del ARN del SARS CoV2.¿Qué hay de buscar la propia melodía intrínseca del virus? Como todo organismo, reaccionará y producirá ondas〰️
@ElDesparche_ @Juligalle @OfficialUoM @GCVA_Mcr @inplaceofwar @GCRF Econtré esto: 'Production of sound waves by bacterial cells and the response of bacterial cells to sound' https://t.co/K1auVOR2Jy
For those interested in bacteria songs (@natekirchhofer) here are a few articles https://t.co/h8IRrjd03a
What's your favorite song? The Journal of General and Applied Microbiology Vol. 44 (1998) No. 1 P 49-55 https://t.co/s5L7Rl1OZA
Research meeting yesterday led me to this gem of a paper. It seems that bacteria talk to each other. With sound. https://t.co/iHJbM74nN2

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