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ings. As more bacteria
grow in an area, the amount of AHL increases, eventually reaching a concentration high fuel dispenser enough to
trigger fuel dispenser behavioural changes. For example, when a pathogenic bacterium called Pseudomonas aeruginosa
reaches a quorum, it starts to produce molecules called virulence factors that damage the cells of its
host, liberating their contents so that the bacteria can feed. The bacteria also band together tightly in
response to the appropriate AHL, and secrete a protective layer of complex sugar molecules that protect
them from their surroundings. The result, known as a biofilm, is the source of many hospital-based
infections, since biofilms are impervious to antibiotics.
Dr Blackwell s group has built up “libraries�of several hundred AHLs, and has been screening them in
laboratory cultures to test their effects on various species of bacteria. One aim of this screening is to find
compounds that block communication in some species but leave others undisturbed. That is important,
because not all bacteria that live in people are harmful. Indeed, some are beneficial.
But stopping communication in a Petri dish is not the same as blocking it in a bacterium s natural
environment. To find out if the new compounds can alter the course of infection in an animal, Dr
Blackwell s group infected some cabbage white butterfly caterpillars with P. aeruginosa. Some of the
caterpillars also received what she hoped was an appropriate AHL. After a week, nearly all of the animals
infected with the bacteria alone were dead, whereas half of those that had been treated with the AHL
survived.
The new compounds are not yet ready for testing on people, according to Dr Blackwell. The dose rate
needed to make them work in insects would be too much for people to tolerate, so some more design
work is necessary. But if that can be done successfully, her first experiment will be to see—initially in
mice—whether they can prevent burns from becoming infected.
Nor is suppressing bacteria the only possi fuel dispenser