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Subject: Re: bioluminescence
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In-reply-to: richard@oresoft.com's message of 3 Aug 90 21:57:55 GMT

In article <1990Aug3.215755.13431@oresoft.com> richard@oresoft.com
(Richard Johnson) writes:

   I remember a year or so ago there was an announcement about
   bioluminous tobacco made from spicing in the genes of fireflies.

Are the genes for living things this similar?  I realize that the
question invites a variety of answers since it's got no definition for
"similar".  Could we make a glow-mouse?
--
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