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<description>Teamwork Between Shining Bacteria and Squids Evolved? by Brian Thomas, M.S.* Certain strains of bacteria, named Vibrio, can establish a mutually beneficial link with a squid by a single gene switch, according to researchers at the University of Wisconsin.1 Could this precisely specified biochemistry really have evolved from the comparatively &#x26;#x201C;simple&#x26;#x201D; switching-on of just one gene, as their study suggests? Vibrio bacteria have a well-orchestrated capacity to interact with specialized tissue found on the bobtail squid and the Japanese pinecone fish.2 A biochemical &#x26;#x201C;conversation&#x26;#x201D; takes place between animal and bacteria whereby the animal&#x26;#x2019;s specialized tissue secretes a gummy substance that...</description>
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