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Old 03-03-2009, 06:21 PM
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This is pretty wild and weird. I wonder what kind of energy is required to drive this, and whether or not the plant suffers metabolically.
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This is pretty wild and weird. I wonder what kind of energy is required to drive this, and whether or not the plant suffers metabolically.
I'm going to hazard to guess that it's an ATP driven process seeing as it is a luciferase-type gene that they're using :P
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...but I have no idea
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