Metabolism is catalyzed by electric fields within enzymes, but the building blocks of enzymes are made by metabolism. How did this chicken-and-egg situation arise?
Check out our Perspective in @J_A_C_S !
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Metabolism is catalyzed by electric fields within enzymes, but the building blocks of enzymes are made by metabolism. How did this chicken-and-egg situation arise?
Check out our Perspective in @J_A_C_S !
https://t.co/CNhAnGlMJq
Several group members and I attended @qomsboc this weekend, organized at U de Montréal. The lectures from students and plenary speakers alike were outstanding.
Special congrats to group members Rosemary Karn and Marcus Vaillancourt for each winning poster prizes!
“This is probably the coolest experiment in organic chemistry,” said Peter Somfai, a member of the Nobel Committee for Chemistry, speaking at today's announcement
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It is with great sadness that I share that Rudy Marcus passed away last night. Rudy was like a father to me, and we will miss him deeply. You will always be in our hearts.
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I'm very happy to have given my first international talk at the #Origins2026! It was a great experience. A big thank you to everyone who made this possible, especially the @MoranLabChem
Congrats to recent PhD graduate Maciej Piejko for winning the thesis prize from the Fondation Jean-Marie Lehn! Your future is bright!
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An unforgettable week at #FACSXX in Ottawa, first time to be held in Canada. I'm honored to receive the Best Poster Presentation Award! Thanks to Prof. Blakey for his valuable feedback. Congrats to my @TheNewmanLab colleagues Kostya and Mario for such wonderful presentations!
Enzymes use strong electric fields to catalyze metabolism. Could abiotic electric fields have kickstarted a proto-metabolism before enzymes? @nnogalchem and Bora's paper in @J_A_C_S hints that, at least for pyridoxal biosynthesis, the answer might be yes.
https://t.co/t61ghAAzLq
Enzymes use strong electric fields to catalyze metabolism. Could abiotic electric fields have kickstarted a proto-metabolism before enzymes? @nnogalchem and Bora's paper in @J_A_C_S hints that, at least for pyridoxal biosynthesis, the answer might be yes.
https://t.co/t61ghAAzLq
A milestone day for our team with the publication of our work on biocatalytic cascades for macrocyclic peptide manufacturing. This establishes a new beachhead in the synthesis of this important new modality for the industry! #MerckChemistry
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