New study reveals that marine cyanobacteria can communicate using membrane nanotubes

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Source: University of Córdoba

Transfer of substances via membrane nanotubes not only occurs in cyanobacteria of the same lineage, but also between those of different genders, something that has been verified not only at the laboratory level, but also in natural ocean samples. 

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