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Living electronic transistors with tunable conductivity
Electroactive bacteria, like Shewanella oneidensis, can couple the oxidation of organic electron donors to the reduction of external conductive surfaces, such as minerals and electrodes, by utilizing multiheme cytochromes to carry charge from within the cell to external surfaces. Additionally, multi
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