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Species-specific oxylipin biosynthesis in fission yeast: implications for cell-cell communication and survival strategies

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Unicellular organisms have been conventionally thought to conduct their life activities independently within each cell. However, there have been many reports of their multicellular behavior due to cell-cell communication mediated by various substances. This symposium will explore collective behavior of the unicellular microorganism yeast, driven by intraspecies cell-cell communication, and present techniques for metabolite and single-cell analysis to uncover the underlying mechanisms. We will also discuss the survival strategies of unicellular organisms.

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[1PS-15-02]Species-specific oxylipin biosynthesis in fission yeast: implications for cell-cell communication and survival strategies

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