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Derek Lovley on Twitter: "Cable bacteria as long-range biological semiconductors Bonné et al., https://t.co/o8UU97LYBC Important new information on the electrical properties of individual filaments from cable bacteria: n-type transport; electron ...
Microscopy reveals the presence of cable bacteria in two different... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Energy-conducting Cable Bacteria's Interior Structure Revealed | PNNL
Cable bacteria shaking up our understanding of nature | COULOMBUS Project | Results in brief | FP7 | CORDIS | European Commission
Bacterial 'living wires' could help protect the seas and climate
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Facilitative interactions on the rise: cable bacteria associate with diverse aquatic plants - Malkin - 2021 - New Phytologist - Wiley Online Library
Electrical cables made of living bacteria - Science in the News
Succession of cable bacteria and electric currents in marine sediment | The ISME Journal
