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Bacterial communities are naturally grouped together, forming a network of shared toxins and antitoxins.

Unlocking the Passcodes to Manipulate Natural Bacterial Communities

Analysis of bacterial toxin-antitoxin systems sheds new light on how microbes interact with other members of their communities.

Principles of quantum ghost imaging. Top: Sorghum plant and quantum ghost microscope image of a live sorghum leaf. Bright spots are rows of stomata. Bottom: Binary test targets, including a ghost from Pac-Man and the Los Alamos National Laboratory logo.

Infrared Quantum Ghost Imaging Illuminates—But Doesn’t Disturb—Living Plants

Quantum ghost imaging of live plants at light levels lower than starlight gives new perspectives on plant processes.

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