Glowing Bacteria Art – Stocker and Nestelbacher’s GFPixel.

By Alex in Art, Science & Tech on Feb 13, 2006 at 12:36 am

Austrian artist Gerfried Stocker and molecular biologist Reinhard Nestelbacher collaborated to create this unique "painting" made from genetically modified fluorescent bacteria. These bugs are arranged in thousands of petri-dishes – with the pattern determined by the gene expression of the fluorescent protein (called GFP or green fluorescent protein, hence the title of the artwork).

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