Quorum sensing of bacteria and its effect on food spoilage
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    Food spoilage caused by the bacterial biofilm is a signi?cant problems in food industry. It is indicated that quorum sensing of the bacteria plays a major role in bio?lm formation and food spoilage. This review focuses on the recent research advances about various quorum-sensing signaling molecules produced by bacteria, the role of signaling molecules in bio?lm formation and the signi?cance of bio?lms in food industry. As quorum-sensing signaling molecules are closely relate to food spoilage, it was also reviewed that quorum-sensing inhibitors can be developed to be used as novel food preservatives for enhance shelf life and food safety.

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GAO Zong-Liang, GU Yuan-Xing, ZHAO Feng, LIU Yong-Sheng. Quorum sensing of bacteria and its effect on food spoilage[J]. Microbiology China, 2012, 39(7): 1016-1024

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