Information Transmission in Quorum Sensing for Gut Microbiome
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| author | Baydas, O. Tansel Yatgin, Efe Akan, Ozgur B. |
| author_facet | Baydas, O. Tansel Yatgin, Efe Akan, Ozgur B. |
| contents | Microorganisms employ sophisticated mechanisms for intercellular communication and environmental sensing, with quorum sensing serving as a fundamental regulatory process. Dysregulation of quorum sensing has been implicated in various diseases. While most theoretical studies focus on mathematical modeling of quorum sensing dynamics, the communication-theoretic aspects remain less explored. In this study, we investigate the information processing capabilities of quorum sensing systems using a stochastic differential equation framework that links intracellular gene regulation to extracellular autoinducer dynamics. We quantify mutual information as a measure of signaling efficiency and information fidelity in two major bacterial phyla of the gut microbiota: Firmicutes and Bacteroidetes. |
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| spellingShingle | Information Transmission in Quorum Sensing for Gut Microbiome Baydas, O. Tansel Yatgin, Efe Akan, Ozgur B. Emerging Technologies Microorganisms employ sophisticated mechanisms for intercellular communication and environmental sensing, with quorum sensing serving as a fundamental regulatory process. Dysregulation of quorum sensing has been implicated in various diseases. While most theoretical studies focus on mathematical modeling of quorum sensing dynamics, the communication-theoretic aspects remain less explored. In this study, we investigate the information processing capabilities of quorum sensing systems using a stochastic differential equation framework that links intracellular gene regulation to extracellular autoinducer dynamics. We quantify mutual information as a measure of signaling efficiency and information fidelity in two major bacterial phyla of the gut microbiota: Firmicutes and Bacteroidetes. |
| title | Information Transmission in Quorum Sensing for Gut Microbiome |
| topic | Emerging Technologies |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.25057 |