The winner of the Nobel in chemistry in 2008, Dr. Osama Shimomur, was awarded for discovering how to put green florescent protein from jellyfish into animals. It can make any animal glow under black lights. Imagine that at a rave. It's pretty crazy and apparently has lots of real life application to curing diseases.
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This is quite awesome. Although I would be quite terrified of a pack of glowing animals.
ReplyDeleteWow that is freaky. Soon sci-fi movies wont need special effects.
ReplyDeleteThat's incredible. I was blinded by science
ReplyDeletescience is sick lol
ReplyDeleteIt's too bad most people see science as some boring nerd thing.
ReplyDeleteIf only they knew half the things that scientists and researchers really do.
Those monkeys don't look happy, but now they can find bananas at night.
ReplyDeleteCool article. Reminds me of another one where they used the bioluminescence gene. http://www.wired.com/magazine/2009/10/mf_optigenetics/all/1
ReplyDeleteThis is pretty crazy. And not just a little unsettling. One day, they're going to invent some crap that'll kill us all.
ReplyDeletescience.. beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThats amazing
ReplyDeleteinteresting stuff thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteI'm growing my hair back!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat has science done???!!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing, maybe one day I'll fulfill my childhood dream of becoming the Hulk... too bad I'm still weak as shit.
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