Mechanisms of Timing and Control

Mr. Anderson discusses mechanisms of timing and control in plants, animals, and bacteria. He explains phototropism and photoperiodism in plants, highlighting the role of auxin and phytochromes. In animals, circadian rhythms are explored, focusing on melatonin and the pineal gland. Finally, quorum sensing in bacteria is covered, illustrating how bacteria communicate and adapt to their environment.

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