Just as humans utilize roads and freeways to move cars and resources around our cities, fungus use fluid networks to move nutrients and nuclei through their cells. Marcus Roper, a professor of mathematics at UCLA, explains how these networks function with remarkable efficiency and prevent microscopic traffic jams.
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Produced by Christian Baker
Music by Audio Network
Additional Footage Courtesy of Marcus Roper and UCLA
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@cpbakeChristian Baker is an independent filmmaker, producer and director of photography.