Woohoo, turns out P.stipticus' bioluminescence *is* a classical enzymatic-redox reaction after all, instead of some crazy lignin/ROS reaction! So, transferable *and* potentially improve-able/hackable.
And because P.stipticus is a native EU species, is easy to cultivate, and could be cisgenically engineered, this would make a fun hacking project for a consortium of EU hackers...? :)
http://phys.org/news/2015-06-fungi-green-chemical-basis-bioluminescence.htmlhttp://phys.org/news/2015-06-fungi-green-chemical-basis-bioluminescence.html
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