Wireless Electromagnetic Communication Systems Between Bacteria in Communities

摘要

Bacteria, very old on an evolutionary scale, can live within agricultural soils wired together into communities. The information content transferred through the wires is not yet entirely clear. It has recently been discovered that, younger on the evolutionary scale, E. coli bacteria can live in communities with wireless communication systems. E. coli bacteria contain DNA macromolecules in the form of a closed loops. The DNA molecules are coated with coherent water shells having semiconducting properties. The electron energy levels when moving within the DNA water shells can be invoked to explain the broadcast and reception frequency spectra of the wireless bacterial systems.