@thetruism · 8d ago
Scientists map structure of living electrical wires in cable bacteria
Researchers have uncovered the structural blueprint of microscopic "living wires" inside cable bacteria, revealing conduits with extraordinary electrical conductivity that could influence future bioelectronics.
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Scientists map structure of living electrical wires in cable bacteria
- Scientists have mapped the molecular design of living electrical wires within cable bacteria
- The microscopic bacterial wires demonstrate extraordinary electrical conductivity
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