A photosynthetic organism's 'Water World'

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Nov 17, 2017, 2:17 pm110 pts
Following the path of radicals and being able to identify many damaged residues because of incredibly accurate, expeditious and sensitive mass spectrometry, three scientists studied the great granddaddy of all photosynthetic organisms -- a strain of cyanobacteria -- to develop the first experimental map of that…

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