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Light Spurs Growth of Infectious Bacteria (8/24/2007)

Photosensing proteins are used by all forms of life, from bacteria and plants to butterflies and humans. These proteins absorb blue light, change shape and trigger other events within a cell. They are involved in plant phototropism, the movement of aquatic bacteria, and the regulation of mammalian circadian rhythms. New evidence shows they can also drive the spread of infectious disease. ...> Full Article

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