Game Theory may be useful in combatting viruses- TAU study

A 'phage game theory' exists, in which the phage receives information not only from its own host but also from neighboring bacteria.

Bacteria which contain a "dormant" parasitic element (blue) are awakening and getting yellow in the presence of bacteria which do not contain the element (red).

(photo credit: COURTESY/TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY)

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JANUARY 6, 2022 01:48

Updated: JANUARY 6, 2022 12:10

Game Theory may be useful in combatting viruses- TAU study

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Game Theory may be useful in combatting viruses- TAU study

A 'phage game theory' exists, in which the phage receives information not only from its own host but also from neighboring bacteria.

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