Abstract
The Recognition of Chaos in Host–Pathogen Response
Highlights
The formation of bacterial films is causing fatal consequences to those who are especially immuno-compromised
If biological processes are governed by well-defined deterministic processes alone, how is a single fertilized cell able to differentiate into multi-cell types in higher organisms and how do diseases occur and progress?
How does the effect of biological noise affect our understanding of host–pathogen interactions?
Summary
The formation of bacterial films is causing fatal consequences to those who are especially immuno-compromised. And still common practice, intracellular signal transduction processes of host–pathogen interactions are studied through wet experimental data on population-wide average cell approach. The systemic analyses of these data represent population-wide averages.
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