Resonant bonding to a group

I recently read a blog that was talking about particle entanglement and then said this:

"Researchers have observed this in living cells, communicating over far distances. In one famous experiment, researchers grew algae cells in a petri dish. They then separated these cells into two halves, taking one half to another laboratory.

What they found was that no matter how much they separated the two dishes, a low-voltage current applied on one dish would always affect the cells in the other dish in the exact same way at the exact same moment."

Of course there was no reference noted. Is anyone aware of this study and its reference?

Thanks,
Doug Knueven