Understanding How Bacteria Use “Sunscreen” to Adapt to Climate

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Nov 10, 2025, 3:25 pm128 ptsTrending
Using single particle spectroscopy, researchers from the Squires Lab revealed molecular insights into how different types of photosynthetic bacteria can use a shared mechanism to protect themselves from too much sunlight.

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