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Blinking Bacteria Warn of Contamination
By modifying the genetic material in Escherichia coli and tricking them into talking to each other across long distances, bioengineers from the University of California, San Diego have coaxed millions of bacteria to blink, or fluoresce, at the same time. In this video, biopixels made of fluorescing E. coli flash on and off in synch by sensing hydrogen peroxide in their environment. Source: Arthur Prindle, et. al, UCSD. Read more: http://www.biotechniques.com/news/326116
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24 October 2011
Dance Your PhD 2011: Smell-mediated Response to Relatedness of Potential Mates New York, NY
Dance Your PhD 2011: Smell-mediated Response to Relatedness of Potential Mates New York, NY
24 October 2011
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Dance Your PhD 2011: A Study of Social Interactivity using Pigeon Courtship New York, NY
24 October 2011
Dance Your PhD 2011: The Holy Grail to X-ray Crystal Structure of Human Protein Phosphatase New York, NY
Dance Your PhD 2011: The Holy Grail to X-ray Crystal Structure of Human Protein Phosphatase New York, NY
24 October 2011
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