Cable Bacteria: An Ordered and Fail‐Safe Electrical Network in Cable Bacteria (Adv. Biosys. 7/2020)
Long before the age of microelectronics, a group of filamentous microorganisms named cable bacteria developed an electrical network within their own cell structure. In article number 2000006, Jean V. Manca and co‐workers present the local electrical pathways for cable bacteria using conductive atomi...
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| description | Long before the age of microelectronics, a group of filamentous microorganisms named cable bacteria developed an electrical network within their own cell structure. In article number 2000006, Jean V. Manca and co‐workers present the local electrical pathways for cable bacteria using conductive atomic force microscopy, showing a fail‐safe electrical structure conducted by parallel and electrically interconnected biological fibers. |
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