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Bacterial Integrated Circuits?

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By interfacing bacteria to silicon chips, NASA-supported researchers have created a device that can sense almost anything.

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There is a big market in single ion sensors. Most chemical sensors respond to a whole family of ions. If this biology method could be made to work in the single ion area they could sell huge quantities of them.
 

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