The surprising Swiss-Army-knife-like functions of a powerful enzyme

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Oct 5, 2022, 8:24 pm165 pts
Blue-green algae (AKA cyanobacteria) have a superpower which likely helps them be highly successful as invaders of waterways. They have an extraordinary ability to store energy and nitrogen in their cells for times of need. But how exactly they do so remains only partly understood. Now researchers have…

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