Bacteria That Can Use Arsenic Surfaces New Life Possibilities
Scientists report a bacterium from Mono Lake California can grow with either arsenic or phosphorus. The discovery expands ideas of essential elements for life and suggests life may exist with alternative chemistry. Researchers Paul C W Davies Ariel D Anbar of Arizona State University comment on the finding.
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