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Our paper about glowing plants is out in Nature Biotechnology today — but first, watch this: 1/5pic.twitter.com/2ErhzpNYO1
We showed that it is possible to create glow-in-the-dark plants by reproducing a biochemical pathway from luminous tropical mushrooms in plant cells. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41587-020-0500-9 … 2/5pic.twitter.com/V8IwJkWhJh
Plants and fungi speak a similar biochemical language. This allowed us to naturally fit the luminous pathway from fungi into the plants (
– fungal enzymes, 
– analogous plant enzymes).
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This work is a joint effort by the startup companies Planta and Light Bio, and our amazing collaborators in academia.
@a_s_mishin @LabYampolsky @Tatiana48352196 @fkondras @MRC_LMS
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Congratulations! 
Yay! Congratulations!
How do we get some of these? My family would go nuts over this!
It’s a very thorough paper, you can DIY! 
congratulations
Beautiful work!
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