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#madbioscience Click here to read Bioluminescence Could Keep Tumors From Spreading

Bioluminescence Could Keep Tumors From Spreading

We've all marveled at the day-glo life-forms in Avatar — but bioluminescence could save your life soon. Researchers have been able to inject brain tumor cells with a firefly gene, so they can identify the types of cells that spread. More »
12/23/09
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By Charlie Jane Anders
#magicmushrooms

Glow-in-the-Dark Mushrooms Shed Light on Luminescence

These mushrooms may not have any hallucinogenic properties, but they are psychedelic in their own right, emitting a yellow-green glow in the darkness. Seven new species of luminescent mushrooms give fungal enthusiasts new insight into mushrooms' glowing evolution. More »
10/05/09
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By Lauren Davis
#bioluminescence

We All Shine On In New Proof Of Bioluminescence

Click here to read We All Shine On In New Proof Of Bioluminescence
Next time that someone says that you're glowing, check that they don't mean it literally. Researchers in Japan have finally managed to prove the existence of the human body's bioluminescence with these first-ever pictures of the body's natural shine. More »
07/19/09
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By Graeme McMillan
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