Definition of "bioelectricity" []

• An electric current that is generated by living tissue, such as nerve and muscle. (noun)

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• "We could say it probably requires circulation, both of lymphatic fluid and blood, and may also include heat, bioelectricity (the electric potential across cell membranes), sound and even photonic energy (light)."
• "Germany leads the way of bioelectricity (28TWh) and, by virtue of feed-in tariffs, in solar photovoltaic capacity, where it has about 47% of global capacity."
• "Germany leads the way of bioelectricity 28TWh and, by virtue of feed-in tariffs, in solar photovoltaic capacity, where it has about 47% of global capacity."