TWiM #132: Bacteria learn long division
This Week in Microbiology · American Society for Microbiology
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Show Notes
Vincent, Elio, and Michele present cell division by longitudinal scission in an insect symbiont, and thermally activated charge transport in microbial nanowires.
Hosts: Vincent Racaniello, Michele Swanson and Elio Schaechter.
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Links for this episode- Cell division by longitudinal scission (mBio)
- Bacterium learns long division (STC)
- Charge transport by microbial nanowires (Sci Rep)
- Mechanism of nanowire conductance (Nat Comm)
- Using nature to grow batteries (TED)
- SEM of Y-shaped S. poulsonii (above) - Image credit
- Extracellular electron transport (below) - image credit
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