Specially designed nanoparticles have been used to translate chemical signals from bacteria so that they can be detected by yeast cells.
Specially designed nanoparticles have been used to let bacteria communicate with yeast cells by “translating” chemical messages from one form to another. It is the first time that cells from different kingdoms of life have interacted in this way, and the concept could be used in fields ranging from medicine to agriculture.
at Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands and his colleagues engineered a particle that can process a chemical signal from an
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