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Contact: Dan Krotz
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Caption: Infrared spectromicroscopy analyses of D. vulgaris during oxygen-stress adaptive response depict a well-orchestrated series of chemical changes, such as spikes in levels of metabolites and hydrated sulfur clusters. The graph tracks real-time spectral changes of D. vulgaris as they transition from an oxygen-free to oxygenated environment.
Credit: DOE/Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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