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Life on Mars, if it exists, is below the surface
Is there life on Mars? We don’t know yet. If there is, it isn’t very big. In fact, if there’s (still) any life at all, it will be bacteria or something even more primitive and small. Whatever there is, it’s also not likely to be on the surface. That’s not because of the cold; it’s [...]
Posted in News: Exogenous Life Also tagged astrobiology, bacteria, DNA, environment, extremophiles, LUCA, Mars, microbes, panspermia 1 Comment
First time: Watching the unfolding story of proteins in living cells
Think of looking at cells in vitro (the biologists way of saying the cells are in a Petri dish or a test tube – ‘in glass’) as watching animals in a zoo. It looks relatively natural, but it isn’t. There could be differences, perhaps important differences between the way a cell behaves in vitro and [...]
Posted in News: Proteomics Also tagged Fast Relaxation Imaging, fluorescence microscopy, in vitro, in vivo, protein folding, proteomics Leave a comment

Purifying public drinking water with UV light