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Natural and synthetic small boron-containing molecules as potential inhibitors of bacterial and fungal quorum sensing.

Chemical communication is a phenomenon exhibited by many different organisms and nowadays is one of the most prominent research areas at the chemistry-microbiology interface.1–6 For more than 20 years, science has recognized the ability of different bacteria to coordinate phenotype expression using signaling substances, which is a crucial process for successful environment colonization in plants, other animal hosts, and also for human beings7–10