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Unraveling the origins of life: Scientists discover ‘cool’ sugar acid formation in space

Formation of glyceric acid in interstellar ices. The preparation of glyceric acid (1) in low-temperature ices containing carbon dioxide and ethylene glycol (16) is accomplished through energetic processing by GCR proxies. This process involves carbon-carbon bond coupling via recombination of the hydroxycarbonyl radical (HOĊO, 11) with the 1,2-dihydroxyethyl radical (HOĊHCH2OH, 17). Glyceric acid (1) serves

Scientists are unraveling the secrets of red and gray squirrel competition

Credit: CC0 Public Domain In a first of its kind study, researchers have identified significant differences between the diversity of gut bacteria in gray squirrels compared to red squirrels which could hold the key to further understanding the ability of gray squirrels to outcompete red squirrels in the UK. New research, published in the Journal

Unraveling the complexity of melon-pumpkin graft collapse

Comparison of leaf metabolites between graft combinations and between treatments, i.e. fruiting and fruit removed. Credit: Horticulture Research Grafting melon (Cucumis melon L.) onto pumpkin (Cucurbita maxima Duch. × Cucurbita moschata Duch.) rootstock is a method of improving yield but is challenged by the scion-rootstock incompatibility leading to plant collapse attributed to various physiological and

Unraveling a paradox of Himalayan glacier melt

by Ryan M. Strickland Ryan Strickland pilots the drone for take-off on one of the 15 survey flights of the Ngozumpa Glacier in December 2019. Credit: Ryan M. Strickland One in five glaciers on Earth are covered with a layer of rocky debris. The presence of debris influences how glaciers melt. In the Himalaya, debris

Unraveling the mystery of semi-extractable RNAs from human cell lines

Japanese researchers develop new analysis pipeline resulting in the first ever dataset on semi-extractable RNAs, which may serve as the basis for future investigations. Credit: Dr. Chao Zeng Membraneless organelles (MLOs), also known as “biomolecular condensates,” are formed by the biological process of liquid-liquid phase separation (LLPS). MLOs are highly dynamic bodies containing proteins and

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