Genome of V. Fischeri Sequenced; Bacterium Makes Squid Glow in the Dark

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Genome of V. Fischeri Sequenced; Bacterium Makes Squid Glow in the Dark

Feb 08, 2005

NEW YORK, Feb. 8 (GenomeWeb News) - A consortium of researchers has sequenced the genome of Vibrio fischeri, a symbiotic marine bacterium that makes certain squids and fish glow in the dark.

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