Bacteria have the ability to change its pattern, adapt, interact and feel any change around!, whether it was environmental, biological or chemical (Human impacts). It can react with its surroundings by its unique enzymatic system based on information written in its DNA, or sometimes plasmids. .
However, I wounder, is there any "hidden" specific system controls its behavior and feelings!
Not only minute bacteria, large animals are also showing 'instinct' as per their genetic make up!
Genes are acting together as 'system', I think.
Thanks Prof.Dr. Najib and Prof.Dr.Shibabrata,
Survival is intrinsic in all creatures from Porcine Circovirus to
Patagotitan.
I think, perhaps there is a specific system in bacteria act as the nervous system of animals. this point is vague for me, and I want to learn from the specialists in the field. A specific "system"!
Regards
Emad
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Biological Science
- Molecular Biology
- Biomolecules
- Nucleic Acids
- DNA