Microorganisms can naturally release electricity in the future or can be used to generate electricity

According to media reports, scientists believe that all living objects will generate electricity. Humans use electricity to maintain heartbeat and brain thinking. Recently, scientists have discovered that a microorganism can also generate electricity, and microorganisms can naturally release trace charges for future use by humans. Microbial manufacturing energy creates more conditions.

Researchers in the United Kingdom and the United States have studied a species of Serratia that lives in an anaerobic environment. As a result, they have gained a better understanding of the precise structure of the bacterium and its atomic-sized wires, and found that researchers can design and The electrodes of the electrical contacts are modified to pick up the charge released by the microorganisms to avoid accumulation of electricity.

Serratia will use their wires to release too much electricity, and if there is a charge blockage, it will stop. Researchers will need to use the bacteria as a light source to power the mobile phone charger and other items, which may take some time to study. These bacteria have tiny "wires" that pass through their cell walls, and researchers believe that humans may use them to clean up crude or uranium pollution in the future.

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