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	Clear effects of growth and luminescence were noted. Can see the link above for still more details...		Clear effects of growth and luminescence were noted. Can see the link above for still more details...
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		+	This [https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6294908/ article talks about the genetics of mycelia bioluminescence]. Apparently, ''P. stipticus'' has just a Luciferase and an enzyme (h3h) to make the substrate luciferin.

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 For instance... in 2025 we got some bioluminescent mycelia from Ove Mattmann, ''Panellus stipticus'', and did some experiments with pH with a gymnase student, Lucie D, doing her TM on bioluminescence.  Here are some [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12R1h-IVZR3m5qv_aPtyRH_s-0a2QUC-Jy1U3kSrypcI/edit?usp=sharing first results].  Interestingly, not only did they require fresher malt extract for glowing on our plates, but their biolum comes out green on the same camera as the one I used for the dinoflagellates...[[File:Brightfield.png|thumb|to left,  P. stipticus: above, normal media, below acidic. to right, F. fomentarius, a non luminescent mycelia.]]
-[[File:Screenshotwithambientlight firstPositivepHeffect.png|alt=fades a week later|thumb|Screenshot of biolum from ''P. stipticus'' on plates with ambient light - our first Positive pH effect ]]The mycelia of the ''P. stipticus'' were sensitive to carmelized old maltose, and only brightened up in culture after we got a new batch, but pH tests were fun to initiate, with Citric Acid (1M) used for adjusting it.
+[[File:Screenshotwithambientlight firstPositivepHeffect.png|alt=fades a week later|thumb|Screenshot of biolum from ''P. stipticus'' on plates with ambient light - our first Positive pH effect ]]The mycelia of the ''P. stipticus'' were sensitive to carmelized old maltose, and only brightened up in culture after we got a new batch. For another TM the pH tests were fun to initiate, with Citric Acid (1M) used for adjusting it, with buffered solutions included for the liquid based tests...
 Clear effects of growth and luminescence were noted.  Can see the link above for still more details...

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 For instance... in 2025 we got some bioluminescent mycelia from Ove Mattmann, ''Panellus stipticus'', and did some experiments with pH with a gymnase student, Lucie D, doing her TM on bioluminescence.  Here are some [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12R1h-IVZR3m5qv_aPtyRH_s-0a2QUC-Jy1U3kSrypcI/edit?usp=sharing first results].  Interestingly, not only did they require fresher malt extract for glowing on our plates, but their biolum comes out green on the same camera as the one I used for the dinoflagellates...[[File:Brightfield.png|thumb|to left,  P. stipticus: above, normal media, below acidic. to right, F. fomentarius, a non luminescent mycelia.]]
-[[File:Screenshotwithambientlight firstPositivepHeffect.png|alt=fades a week later|thumb|Screenshot of biolum from ''P. stipticus'' on plates with ambient light - our first Positive pH effect ]]The mycelia of the ''P. stipticus'' were sensitive to carmelized old maltose, and only brightened up in culture after we got a new batch, but pH tests were fun to initiate, with Citric Acid (1M) used for adjusting.
+[[File:Screenshotwithambientlight firstPositivepHeffect.png|alt=fades a week later|thumb|Screenshot of biolum from ''P. stipticus'' on plates with ambient light - our first Positive pH effect ]]The mycelia of the ''P. stipticus'' were sensitive to carmelized old maltose, and only brightened up in culture after we got a new batch, but pH tests were fun to initiate, with Citric Acid (1M) used for adjusting it.
 Clear effects of growth and luminescence were noted.  Can see the link above for still more details...

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 more results to come.
-For instance... in 2025 we got some bioluminescent mycelia from Ove Mattmann, ''Panellus stipticus'', and did some experiments with pH with a gymnase student, Lucie D, doing her TM on bioluminescence.  Here are some [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12R1h-IVZR3m5qv_aPtyRH_s-0a2QUC-Jy1U3kSrypcI/edit?usp=sharing first results].  Interestingly, not only did they require fresher malt extract for glowing on our plates, but their biolum comes out green on the same camera as the one I used for the dinoflagellates...[[File:Brightfield.png|thumb|]]
+For instance... in 2025 we got some bioluminescent mycelia from Ove Mattmann, ''Panellus stipticus'', and did some experiments with pH with a gymnase student, Lucie D, doing her TM on bioluminescence.  Here are some [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12R1h-IVZR3m5qv_aPtyRH_s-0a2QUC-Jy1U3kSrypcI/edit?usp=sharing first results].  Interestingly, not only did they require fresher malt extract for glowing on our plates, but their biolum comes out green on the same camera as the one I used for the dinoflagellates...[[File:Brightfield.png|thumb|to left,  P. stipticus: above, normal media, below acidic. to right, F. fomentarius, a non luminescent mycelia.]]
-[[File:Screenshotwithambientlight firstPositivepHeffect.png|alt=fades a week later|thumb|Screenshot of biolum from ''P. stipticus'' on plates with ambient light - our first Positive pH effect ]]
+[[File:Screenshotwithambientlight firstPositivepHeffect.png|alt=fades a week later|thumb|Screenshot of biolum from ''P. stipticus'' on plates with ambient light - our first Positive pH effect ]]The mycelia of the ''P. stipticus'' were sensitive to carmelized old maltose, and only brightened up in culture after we got a new batch, but pH tests were fun to initiate, with Citric Acid (1M) used for adjusting.

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 more results to come.
-For instance... in 2025 we got some bioluminescent mycelia from Ove Mattmann, ''Panellus stipticus'', and did some experiments with pH with a gymnase student, Lucie D, doing her TM on bioluminescence.  Here are some [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12R1h-IVZR3m5qv_aPtyRH_s-0a2QUC-Jy1U3kSrypcI/edit?usp=sharing first results].  Interestingly, not only did they require fresher malt extract for glowing on our plates, but their biolum comes out green on the same camera as the one I used for the dinoflagellates...[[File:Brightfield.png]]
+For instance... in 2025 we got some bioluminescent mycelia from Ove Mattmann, ''Panellus stipticus'', and did some experiments with pH with a gymnase student, Lucie D, doing her TM on bioluminescence.  Here are some [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12R1h-IVZR3m5qv_aPtyRH_s-0a2QUC-Jy1U3kSrypcI/edit?usp=sharing first results].  Interestingly, not only did they require fresher malt extract for glowing on our plates, but their biolum comes out green on the same camera as the one I used for the dinoflagellates...[[File:Brightfield.png|thumb|]]
 [[File:Screenshotwithambientlight firstPositivepHeffect.png|alt=fades a week later|thumb|Screenshot of biolum from ''P. stipticus'' on plates with ambient light - our first Positive pH effect ]]

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	For instance... in 2025 we got some bioluminescent mycelia from Ove Mattmann, ''Panellus stipticus'', and did some experiments with pH with a gymnase student, Lucie D, doing her TM on bioluminescence. Here are some [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12R1h-IVZR3m5qv_aPtyRH_s-0a2QUC-Jy1U3kSrypcI/edit?usp=sharing first results]. Interestingly, not only did they require fresher malt extract for glowing on our plates, but their biolum comes out green on the same camera as the one I used for the dinoflagellates...		For instance... in 2025 we got some bioluminescent mycelia from Ove Mattmann, ''Panellus stipticus'', and did some experiments with pH with a gymnase student, Lucie D, doing her TM on bioluminescence. Here are some [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12R1h-IVZR3m5qv_aPtyRH_s-0a2QUC-Jy1U3kSrypcI/edit?usp=sharing first results]. Interestingly, not only did they require fresher malt extract for glowing on our plates, but their biolum comes out green on the same camera as the one I used for the dinoflagellates...
−	[File:Screenshotwithambientlight firstPositivepHeffect.png\|alt=fades a week later\|thumb\|Screenshot of biolum from ''P. stipticus'' on plates with ambient light - our first Positive pH effect ]]	+	[[File:Screenshotwithambientlight firstPositivepHeffect.png\|alt=fades a week later\|thumb\|Screenshot of biolum from ''P. stipticus'' on plates with ambient light - our first Positive pH effect ]]

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	For instance... in 2025 we got some bioluminescent mycelia from Ove Mattmann, ''Panellus stipticus'', and did some experiments with pH with a gymnase student, Lucie D, doing her TM on bioluminescence. Here are some [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12R1h-IVZR3m5qv_aPtyRH_s-0a2QUC-Jy1U3kSrypcI/edit?usp=sharing first results]. Interestingly, not only did they require fresher malt extract for glowing on our plates, but their biolum comes out green on the same camera as the one I used for the dinoflagellates...		For instance... in 2025 we got some bioluminescent mycelia from Ove Mattmann, ''Panellus stipticus'', and did some experiments with pH with a gymnase student, Lucie D, doing her TM on bioluminescence. Here are some [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12R1h-IVZR3m5qv_aPtyRH_s-0a2QUC-Jy1U3kSrypcI/edit?usp=sharing first results]. Interestingly, not only did they require fresher malt extract for glowing on our plates, but their biolum comes out green on the same camera as the one I used for the dinoflagellates...
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	[File:Screenshotwithambientlight firstPositivepHeffect.png\|alt=fades a week later\|thumb\|Screenshot of biolum from ''P. stipticus'' on plates with ambient light - our first Positive pH effect ]]		[File:Screenshotwithambientlight firstPositivepHeffect.png\|alt=fades a week later\|thumb\|Screenshot of biolum from ''P. stipticus'' on plates with ambient light - our first Positive pH effect ]]

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	For instance... in 2025 we got some bioluminescent mycelia from Ove Mattmann, ''Panellus stipticus'', and did some experiments with pH with a gymnase student, Lucie D, doing her TM on bioluminescence. Here are some [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12R1h-IVZR3m5qv_aPtyRH_s-0a2QUC-Jy1U3kSrypcI/edit?usp=sharing first results]. Interestingly, not only did they require fresher malt extract for glowing on our plates, but their biolum comes out green on the same camera as the one I used for the dinoflagellates...		For instance... in 2025 we got some bioluminescent mycelia from Ove Mattmann, ''Panellus stipticus'', and did some experiments with pH with a gymnase student, Lucie D, doing her TM on bioluminescence. Here are some [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12R1h-IVZR3m5qv_aPtyRH_s-0a2QUC-Jy1U3kSrypcI/edit?usp=sharing first results]. Interestingly, not only did they require fresher malt extract for glowing on our plates, but their biolum comes out green on the same camera as the one I used for the dinoflagellates...
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		+	[File:Screenshotwithambientlight firstPositivepHeffect.png\|alt=fades a week later\|thumb\|Screenshot of biolum from ''P. stipticus'' on plates with ambient light - our first Positive pH effect ]]

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	However, the brightest colonies do not always streak out well on fresh plates. Maybe the aldehydes in the light reaction are toxic, and this is part of the reason for quorum effect regulation - to make sure there are some other bugs that will not be bright, and remain able to grow!?? <br>		However, the brightest colonies do not always streak out well on fresh plates. Maybe the aldehydes in the light reaction are toxic, and this is part of the reason for quorum effect regulation - to make sure there are some other bugs that will not be bright, and remain able to grow!?? <br>
	more results to come.		more results to come.
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		+	For instance... in 2025 we got some bioluminescent mycelia from Ove Mattmann, ''Panellus stipticus'', and did some experiments with pH with a gymnase student, Lucie D, doing her TM on bioluminescence. Here are some [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12R1h-IVZR3m5qv_aPtyRH_s-0a2QUC-Jy1U3kSrypcI/edit?usp=sharing first results]. Interestingly, not only did they require fresher malt extract for glowing on our plates, but their biolum comes out green on the same camera as the one I used for the dinoflagellates...