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In 09, a team of nanobiology researchers from Osaka University in Japan genetically engineered three types of bacteria to generate fluorescent proteins in order to arrange them to replicate the Small Mario sprite from Super Mario Bros. as a demonstration.
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Super Mario - In 09, a team of nanobiology researchers from Osaka University in Japan genetically engineered three types of bacteria to generate fluorescent proteins in order to arrange them to replicate the Small Mario sprite from Super Mario Bros. as a demonstration.
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