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Download Episode (9.7 MB, 10.6 minutes) Show notes: 02-slime-scientists-slime-forming-bacteria-optical.html">News item Video 1: Synechocystis cells moving toward light sources Video 2: Synechocystis cells avoiding point of bright light on surface Journal Paper: Schuergers N, Lenn T, Kampmann R, Meissner MV, Esteves T, Temerinac-Ott M, Korvink JG, Lowe AR, Mullineaux CW, Wilde A. 2016. Cyanobacteria use micro-optics to sense light direction. eLife 5:e12620.
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